I try to use a feature on my banking website which uses Java. Every time I try to use it, it gives me a "Java Runtime Environment can not be loaded" error. Then I try to download Java, and it gives me a "Several Java virtual machines running in the same process caused an error." Can someone please tell me how to fix this?? I need to scan checks to my bank account and can't because of this error. Thank you.
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If I were you I'd ruthlessly deinstall al my Java JREs and install just the latestOriginally posted by uthornsfan1995
version from the Sun download site.
kind regards,
Jos -
Thank you for your reply.Originally posted by JosAHComment
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Hi,
Follow this link :
https://sdlc3d.sun.com/ECom/EComActionServl et;jsessionid=2 64ABA035D538385 FF6C3B12A44ABB9 5
download JDK 6.0 update 1 after doing what Jos told you.
Gud luck ^^
Regards,
JeffComment
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Well, I deleted and reinstalled Java. I also went to the site and did a copy/paste of the address and downloaded that too. It still says the same thing. I am also getting an error when I close the window, "THE INSTRUCTION AT "0x059F0191 " REFERENCED MEMORY AT "0x9F019005 ." THE MEMORY COULD NOT BE WRITTEN. CLICK ON OK TO TERMINATE PROGRAM." What should I do now??? Any suggestions???? ??Comment
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You shouldn't have gone to where that link points: look at it: it mentions aOriginally posted by uthornsfan1995
session ID; that's not your session and I don't know what horrors can happen.
That link was just dead wrong; forget about it.
Did you manage to install your JRE correctly from Sun's download site? DId
you get rid of all your other installed (older?) JREs?
kind regards,
JosComment
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Yes, I got rid of the older JREs. Everything installed correctly, but it is like I didn't do anything. This is extremely frustrating. What do you mean about that link mentions a session ID?? I am not very computer literate.Originally posted by JosAH
Thanks,
DanComment
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Forget about that link; it was incorrect. Did you deinstall everything or did youOriginally posted by uthornsfan1995
simply remove all the files and directories? I'm a bit itchy w.r.t your remark that
*everything* installed correctly; there's only one thing to install: the JRE.
I need a bit more information.
kind regards,
JosComment
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Well, I was looking at what was installed on my computer in the add/remove programs under the control panel and I just uninstalled those and reinstalled it from the website. Was that wrong?? What other info do you need?Originally posted by JosAH
DanComment
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I guess you correctly removed your JREs. You wrote that you installed a latestOriginally posted by uthornsfan1995
JRE from Sun's download site. Basically, just like you, I don't understand why
it still doesn't work. You didn't just download the software did you? I mean you
actually installed it, did you?
kind regards,
JosComment
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And if you did install the new version, what error message are you getting now?Originally posted by uthornsfan1995Comment
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Yes, I actually installed it. After it downloads, it automatically gives me the option to install.Originally posted by JosAHComment
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It still gives me the same message. It's like I didn't do anything.Originally posted by r035198xComment
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That's strange; if you've deintstalled everything correctly there are no multipleOriginally posted by uthornsfan1995
Java virtual machines anymore on your system. All I can advise now: check
everything again just in case you forgot to deinstall one or more obsolete Java
virtual machines.
kind regards,
JosComment
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Well, I appreciate your help but I did it again. I went on to add/remove programs and removed everything that had to do with Java. Then I went into my wife's documents and settings; my documents and settings and deleted any Java remnants there. Then, I went onto the website and downloaded them again and still the same errors occurred. But now after I exit out of the browser, another error comes up. It reads:Originally posted by JosAH
At the very top
{Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library}
Then the main body states:
{Runtime Error
Program: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Explor er.exe
R6025
- Pure Virtual Function Call}
That just started when I installed it the last time. I was wondering if I installed it improperly, so I reinstalled it again and still get the same errors. PLEASE HELP!!!!
Thank you
DanComment
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