while it looks like it has loaded fine, it appears that I am able to create some kind of error where another of the exact piece I'm moving is created. This new piece then replaces another piece, seemingly at random, rendering the puzzle unable to be completed since it is now missing a piece and with one duplicate piece. I've cleared the cache for all three browsers constantly, and set my javascript to not store any files on my computer so that it loads the puzzles every time, but it still gives me that error.
I've come to realise it might be an issue with my version of java, which is kind of hilarious seeing that the old versions seem to work fine, but the latest version won't. (Using build 1.6.0_20-b02) Uninstalled all my Java, installed a version that works on another computer (build 1.6.0_17-b04), with the same error
Using Win 2000.The problem is every time a java aplet open a moment later my computer freeze. Nothing can be done but reset the computer.What can I do?
I can't install JAVA on my computer. I get error 1722 from java. I have followed everything on the page regarding how to get around this problem but with no success. The log says (in Swedish):tgrd: patchjre, plats: C:ProgramDelade filerJavaUpdateBase Imagesjre1.6.0.b105patch-jre1.6.0_03.b05patchjre.exe, kommando: -s "C:ProgramJavajre1.6.0_03" (tgrd=action, plats=place, Delade filer=shared files) I really need java! I have tried so many things now and I really hope someone out there can help me.
About a year or so ago I had been using my home pc when I worked remotely. I've since been provided with a laptop and so my home pc is just my home pc. I removed all work based software and all references I could find to my company and yet my company shows up along with my name whenever I install new software.
In the thread, Saafe Mode, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP, wrote this answer, "The normal Windows, yes (like IE and OE), but not the ones for the control panel applets." to this question, "Are you saying that the active window size is not adjustable? In my XP Home, I can resize these control panel applets. Add or Remove Programs, Administrative Tools, Fonts, Network Connections,Portable Media Devices, Printers and Faxes, Scanners and Cameras, Scheduled Tasks, Security Center, and User Accounts are acting like normal windows.These windows all have Minimize, Maximize, and Close in the upper left corner.Tile vertically and horizontally work on all of these control panel applets.
I keep getting an error 25099 unzipping core files failed when I try to install the latest java update. I can't find any java runtime on my pc. I am running xp sp3 on an e- machine t3504. I recently removed sun office and it apparently removed java as well.
This is a bit of a sprawling issue, so I hope I've hit the preferred forum. For the last 2-3 weeks I have had problems getting Windows XP to recognise both my MP3 interface and that of my digital camera. I could manually locate my digital camera, via My Computer - assigned as the F drive, but my MP3 was not recognised at all. Using advice from a forum, it was suggested that a System Restore might be the first place to look. I confess that I hadn't tried that because a previous attempt was rewarded with a message saying that Windows was not able to do that. At that point I turned it off in disgust. However, I guess that this action had purged the restore data held at that point, replenished the disk space available and got it working again, because it worked and both pieces of hardware were recognised again. So far, so good. Later that day I revisited the Secunia website for an on-line scan to check that all my major programs had been restored as current as possible with regard to security issues. Despite having gone there with no problems over the last 6 weeks or so, the scan could not take place owing to the site's inability to load the required Java applet (the site told me this). I imagined at that point that that this problem was down to my Java having been restored to an earlier version by System Restore and that some vital element to that had been junked by either Registry Mechanic or CCleaner during one of my registry clean-ups in between time. No problem, I thought, just un-install it then re-install Java from the Sun website. But no - Windows Installer came back with the message "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable". I am aware that there are a couple of elements to Java, but have regretably not got round to getting properly informed about their function within the Windows (XP Home, Service Pack 3 in my case). So far, I haven't missed whatever it does in its entire form, but I have noticed a few blank spaces in some websites and I cannot use UK websites to make purchases that require the "Verified by Visa" additional security layer. Any assistance with restoring Java fuctions to the usual would be much appreciated. I have visited the Sun website and tried a couple of downloads, but both were met with the same response by Windows Installer. I am also not really keen to go for a further System Restore as not only did my Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 complain bitterly with messages about corrupt files and vital security data being compromised, but I couldn't say at what restore point I would be resurrecting the problem at the root of it all.
I recently uninstalled an older version of Java because I updated to the new 1.4.2_06 version, I tried running a program that requires to have the newest java and it told me that I need to update to the newest one, so I knew there was a problem when I go to add/remove programs if I try to uninstall it I get the same error that I get when I try to reinstall it Windows Installer cannot be accessed I went through all the windows forums and know that my installer is running fine and that this is a java issue.
I am programming 2 links on a web page to pop up new browser windows. These windows contain pdf files. They need to use the same popup window, so I named the window. It works fine, but I am getting a "member not found" error in the main window where the links are. I do not get the error in Firefox, only in IE, which makes me suspect IE java security issues.
Well when i go to install this i get this error http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/1951/untitledan4.jpg Any idea how to fix it? This is really important as i cant install java and i really need it for school
When I sign into MyCQU & then launch webmail I first get a message come up that says session timed out log in again, which is ridiculous given that I'm only just logging in then. If I click on the red cross to close that message down my webmail will actually show up BUT if I then want to say compose a message I then either get an error page comes up saying - ERROR. The requested URL could not be retrieved
The following error was encountered:
Read Error The system returned:
(104) Connection reset by peer An error condition occurred while reading data from the network.........
I just got my SP2 CD in the mail today from Microsoft. I put the CD in, and it runs through the steps, and then it asks to reboot, I click okay. The computer will reboot to the second black screen, then then it will have the XP logo and under it: "Please wait...", and i let my computer sit like that for about 2 hours, and nothing happened. So I manually shut the computer off, when in, and unstalled it, and then put the disk back in and when through the wizard. The same exact thing happened, and I waited 2 hours and nothing happens, so I had to manually reboot.
Win XP Pro I know that I'm supposed to hit the F8 key at the "right" moment - just before windows actually starts. But everytime I do it, I either hit it too soon and land up being asked which boot device I want, or it's too late and Windows has already started Is there another method of booting into safe mode other than trying to hit f8 at the "exact right moment"?
Today I wanted to install new version of Java Runtime Environment but I have Windows Installer error: http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2...sinstaller.png Where is a problem ?
When I try to install Java, I get the following error message:Error 1304.Error writing to file C:Program FilesCommon FilesJavaUpdateBase Imagesjre1.6.0.b105 patch-jre1.6.0_05.b13launcher.exe. Verify that you have access to that directory Well I go to that directory and double-click it, and I get the following messsage:Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to acces the item.
I have a laptop with a partitioned HD. All of the data (operating sytem, documents, etc...) are on the small partition, and now I'm out of space. What's the easiest way to:
1. transfer everything on the smaller partition (operating sys included) to the larger partition and boot from there - OR -
2. make an exact copy of the smaller partition, reformat the drive without a partition, and replace the data. I'm running Windows XP Professional.
For some reason, there is no sign of Sapi 5 in my computer. I have installed SAPI 5 and SAPI 5.1, and although I get the modify/repair/remove prompt when running the installation file again, there is still no text-to-speech tab in the speech applet. I have also tried registering whatever sapi.dll file I could find in my computer, to no end.
I recently replaced MSJVM with Sun Java. I want to ask if the Java Plug-in Control Panel 1.3.1_02 is supposed to be removed. In the Add/Remove programs
I have My Documents and Sheila's Documents. both files have the exact same files and folders in them. may I safely eliminate one of them? if I eliminate one of them which one would be preferable? will it be ebuilt after I eliminate it?
I installed the java 6 update 11 And when I sign into the program that is linked to it may computer restarts. Thought I had a virus so I completely reformatted drive and reinstalled windows(running xp home edition). When I uninstall the update the program works but is real slow.
I'm having a problem updating my java.I presently have j2se RTE 5.0.9 installed.I tried several times I get update version 10 with no luck.Everytime I went to the java site the 09 was listed.Now I see a new update to Java 6.0 and today is the 3rd try for that but when I click to download the site is always unavailable.With the exception of tuesdays Microsoft critical updates my system is up to date.
I've updated java on a new install of xp.before installing java 6 update 6 I uninstalled what ever java could be uninstalled from add/remove programs. I've just been in there now and I find that I have both java 6 update 6 plus java 6 update 4.
I uninstalled old JRE and tried to reinstall. It will download the installer but then it never starts. I have tried cleaning registry using ccleaner. I have tried downloading off line version but I get an errer about datacab1 may be corrupt. Any help would be appreciated.
I uninstalled Java a while back so I could install the latest version and now I can't even reinstall it. Says "Error applying transformations. Verify that the specified transform paths are valid."
I have been trying to install Java from Sun Microsystems and am constantly getting this message: "The installer cannot continue with the current internet connection settings" Is there a settingI even disabled my internet connections to install without any luck.
I got the upgrade from ME to XP this past weekend. The Java Plug-In from Sun Microsystems is required to be able to generate the mailing labels online. When I try to create a label I get that security bar up top. I do click on it and choose "Install Active X Control" but I keep getting the following error message, "The installer cannot proceed
XP Pro, SP2, After installing the latest Sun Java 5.4 (required to run several programs) I simply get a blank box where the app is supposed to be running. The same holds true when I attempt to open the Java Control Panel. It's blank. Java is enabled in Security Settings and allowed in my Program Access and Control Settings. Sun Java 1.3 works fine but several programs require the updated version. This is quite annoying and inconvenient. Any one having the same or similar problem? I've checked the KB, Also looked in Symantec KB (I have Norton Systemworks '05 and Internet Security '05), and checked for any conflicts with my Radeon 9600 pro vid card drivers. I've also looked for .Net conflicts. All updates are current for all products and drivers.
