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First make sure that your Internet Explorer recognizes Java. Launch IE 11 (Windows key + iexplore.exe) and then browse to Fix that if it isn't installed properly. You should have the 32-bit version installed with IE 11 in Windows 10 (even if you have a 64-bit OS). Then download 'cisco-config-pro-k9-pkg-2_8-en.zip' from Make sure it is that file (full PC version) and not one of the CCP Express versions.

Extract the zip file and run the executable as a user with Admin rights. The first time you run it, you should be prompted by Java (and possibly Windows Firewall) to accept the software. Choose yes in all cases and CCP should launch fine.

I just installed on a recently purchased Windows 10 PC and it woked fine. Nihonjin No Shiranai Nihongo Legendado. If the above does not work, please share your error message encountered and/or screen shot of the problem. It appears that the new Edge browser is not recognized or supported by CCP. CCP has always had an achellies heel being tied so closely to Explorer. If you have an Intel CPU likely it supports DEP and and virtualization; then adding a virtual Win 7 environment (Hyper-V) and running CCP there could work. The long game for Cisco should be to develop a platform (browser) independant CCP; however looking back at their management software develpoment track it is not likely to be either stable or broadly support their devices.

First make sure that your Internet Explorer recognizes Java. Labview 8.5 Serial Number there. Launch IE 11 (Windows key + iexplore.exe) and then browse to Fix that if it isn't installed properly. You should have the 32-bit version installed with IE 11 in Windows 10 (even if you have a 64-bit OS).

Then download 'cisco-config-pro-k9-pkg-2_8-en.zip' from Make sure it is that file (full PC version) and not one of the CCP Express versions. Extract the zip file and run the executable as a user with Admin rights. The first time you run it, you should be prompted by Java (and possibly Windows Firewall) to accept the software.

Choose yes in all cases and CCP should launch fine. I just installed on a recently purchased Windows 10 PC and it woked fine. If the above does not work, please share your error message encountered and/or screen shot of the problem. I know I'm a bit late to the party here, but I'm still having issues getting CCP to work. My environment: • Windows 10 Pro x64 • Internet Explorer 11 • Java 6u21 x86 • Cisco Configuration Professional 2.8 I have confirmed that Java (32-bit) plugin is enabled within Internet Explorer. I have disabled the Next-Generation Plugin option within Advanced for Java.