QC part of the browser does not support, cannot load components

1, do not open the QC login page:

Under installation directory: Qc\jboss\bin, run the Run.bat file, add it to the system boot, and remain in the running state

2, to solve the QC does not support IE 8, Mozilla, Firefox and other browser problems:

Locate the start_a.htm file in the QC installation directory (typically in C:\Inetpub\TDBIN) and open it with Notepad to find "f//Sniff browser code snippet var fMSIE3456 parameter"

In | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MSIE 6.0 ')!=-1) paste after | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MSIE 7.0 ')!=-1) | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MSIE 8.0 ')!=-1) and save.

The same is true for Mozilla Firefox, which opens the start_a.htm file with Notepad,

You can see var fNS3456 = ((Ua.lastindexof (' MOZILLA/6 ')!=-1) | | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MOZILLA/5 ')!=-1) | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MOZILLA/4 ')!=-1) | | (Ua.lastindexof (' MOZILLA/3 ')!=-1)) && (Ua.lastindexof (' msie ') = = 1);

It's right here to make the appropriate changes.

3, to resolve the QC under the Win7 IE client components can not load the normal problem:

First step: Turn UAC off (User Account Control)

By entering UAC with the Start menu search box, the change user Accounts Control menu item appears. When clicked on, the menu pops up the following User Account Control Settings dialog box. Through the scroll bar

Select Never notify. Then reboot the machine, which in fact gives the current user full Administrator privileges.

Step two: Turn off DEP (Data Extension Prevention)

Open the command line as an administrator (by starting the menu search box, enter cmd, right-click the CMD option and choose to run as an administrator, run the following command line, and then restart the machine.)

Bcdedit/set {current} NX AlwaysOff

Step three: Download the client component again

Turn on HP Qcexplore, or use IE directly, enter the address of the QC server in the Address bar, and make sure that the component download will proceed smoothly:

Step Fourth: Access HP QC Server

When the download is complete, you will be able to use HP Qcexplore normally, or use IE directly to access the QC server.

Step Fifth: Restore UAC settings

To ensure security, it is a good idea to revert UAC to its original settings and restart the machine. However, DEP needs to be in a disabled state.