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Everytime I go onto Pogo.com games I get an error like this "WAOL caused on invalid page fault in JVM.dll" and my aol crashes. The only thing running this is Sun Java. Anyone know what the problem could be, besides the fact I already know aol sucks ;)
im guessing that the content on pogo.com has serious errors in it.
i have never had the java virtual machine crash on me. you could also try using the windows version and see if that makes a difference.
you can change it with the new set programs access and defualts option that a recent update added.
sorry, but I'm still not sure how to change Sun Java to the windows one. Can you be more specific? Like what I have to download, click on, etc.Quote:
Originally posted by 4play@11 September 2003 - 08:15
im guessing that the content on pogo.com has serious errors in it.
i have never had the java virtual machine crash on me. you could also try using the windows version and see if that makes a difference.
you can change it with the new set programs access and defualts option that a recent update added.
u have to download Microsoft java virtual machine -there is alot of places whereu can download it from
but before installing the microsoft one you have to uninstall the old one
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u have to download Microsoft java virtual machine -there is alot of places whereu can download it from
but before installing the microsoft one you have to uninstall the old one
lowik is a 100% right on this, I had 2 get my Virtual Machine of Kazaa, never looked back tho :lol:
ok, thanks.Quote:
Originally posted by lowik@11 September 2003 - 12:14
u have to download Microsoft java virtual machine -there is alot of places whereu can download it from
but before installing the microsoft one you have to uninstall the old one
If we are talking about running java applets here for internet games, would Java Runtime Enviroment v1.4.2 handle that or do you absolutely need one of these virtual machine programs?
Not that it matters much anyway as XP users are prompted to download it (Microsoft's VM version) through windows update.
Java Runtime is what I am running and that is error I am getting. As for needing it, yes, Pogo.com says you need the Sun Java one, but I could be wrong and it might run on Microsoft VM as well. And I have 98 and was also prmpted to download Microsoft VM. But I am re-downloading it just in case.Quote:
Originally posted by Izagaia@11 September 2003 - 23:48
If we are talking about running java applets here for internet games, would Java Runtime Enviroment v1.4.2 handle that or do you absolutely need one of these virtual machine programs?
Not that it matters much anyway as XP users are prompted to download it (Microsoft's VM version) through windows update.
Sun Systems has more than one program version for java. They have the Java Virtual Machine which is nothing more than a plug-in similar to Microsoft's and then a full-blown application (Runtime Enviroment) used to run software such as Limewire or Morpheus.
so are you saying I need the Virtual machine to play the games? :blink :unsure: :Quote:
Originally posted by Izagaia@12 September 2003 - 00:03
Sun Systems has more than one program version for java. They have the Java Virtual Machine which is nothing more than a plug-in similar to Microsoft's and then a full-blown application (Runtime Enviroment) used to run software such as Limewire or Morpheus.
Angelique,Quote:
Originally posted by angelique@11 September 2003 - 01:10
Everytime I go onto Pogo.com games I get an error like this "WAOL caused on invalid page fault in JVM.dll" and my aol crashes. The only thing running this is Sun Java. Anyone know what the problem could be, besides the fact I already know aol sucks ;)
Are you using the AOL browser?
Stop that!
Use IE instead, go here and run through the Browser Tune tests ( you'll have to hunt around for it, but it IS there) and your problem should be fine.
Angelique,Quote:
Originally posted by clocker+13 September 2003 - 01:59--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (clocker @ 13 September 2003 - 01:59)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-angelique@11 September 2003 - 01:10
Everytime I go onto Pogo.com games I get an error like this "WAOL caused on invalid page fault in JVM.dll" and my aol crashes. The only thing running this is Sun Java. Anyone know what the problem could be, besides the fact I already know aol sucks ;)
Are you using the AOL browser?
Stop that!
Use IE instead, go here and run through the Browser Tune tests ( you'll have to hunt around for it, but it IS there) and your problem should be fine. [/b][/quote]
ahh, but I want aol *cries* lol j/k. I was getting Microsoft Java errors too. I'm thinking I might have a bug or something :blink:
http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp
Maybe this is what you need. Try it. You can always switch back to Microsoft's VM if you do not care for it or if it does not solve your problem.
You can switch the java application you prefer using in the control panel on:
add or remove programs> set program defaults
-or-
right-clicking the internet explorer icon and selecting:
internet properties> advanced
scroll down to java virtual machine and check or uncheck your preference.
thanks I will try what you said. Appreciate the help :DQuote:
Originally posted by Izagaia@13 September 2003 - 21:02
http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp
Maybe this is what you need. Try it. You can always switch back to Microsoft's VM if you do not care for it or if it does not solve your problem.
You can switch the java application you prefer using in the control panel on:
add or remove programs> set program defaults
-or-
right-clicking the internet explorer icon and selecting:
internet properties> advanced
scroll down to java virtual machine and check or uncheck your preference.