Update October 16, 2018: Google releases a new version of Chrome each month with security fixes and feature updates. Chances are therefore very good that you are no longer using Google Chrome 45 since it is over 3 years old.
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Google released on September 1, 2015, and Chrome 46 on October 13, 2015. Unlike its predecessors, neither Chrome 45 nor Chrome 46 support NPAPI plugins like Java and Silverlight. Although Chrome 42 to 44 provided the option for, the option was removed starting with Chrome 45. Quite simply, if you would like to know how to enable Java in Google Chrome 45 (or later), you can’t — at least not directly.
But all hope is not lost! If you right-click inside the Java content area, the right-click menu displays application/x-java-applet and an opportunity to Hide this plugin. It no longer includes the Run this plugin selection. All in all, it is not tremendously helpful information apart from informing you of what is demonstrably obvious.
A trip to the web site would seem to be in order. Perhaps they would know what to do. A notification confirms, “The Chrome browser does not support NPAPI plug-ins and therefore will not run all Java content.” For a deeper explanation, click the link to visit their Java and Google Chrome article.
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