Java problem?

Question

OK i have win xp sp2 , using ie7. When i try to open pages that require java , i get a pop up window that tells me "several java virtual machines running in the same process caused an error"
I have uninstalled/reinstalled java, it works fine for moments , then revertsback to the message. Any ideas anyone on how to solve this. One thing, i know i am going to be told to get rid of ie7, but i would like to keep it

Thanks.

Answer 1

if you are having probs with win ie7, why not use mozilla or suchlike for these pages you look at!

Answer 2

I would imagine that it will be a bug in ie7 its full of them, open ie7 click on the tools menu (top right) and click on Windows update to see if there is a update for the version you have installed on your pc. If that doesn't work try another browser for a while until microsoft get a stable version of ie7 online.

Answer 3

there's a difficulty that your mathematical style is basically too simplistic. The ball would not return and forth for one million 2d at velocity a hundred, then abruptly decelerate by skill of 32. it is slowing down that finished time it travels. hence, a ball that starts at velocity a hundred hasn't traveled a hundred instruments by skill of the time that's slowed to velocity sixty 8 one 2d later. particularly, it could have traveled a distance proportional to that's *average* velocity for the period of that factor... that's maximum basically found by skill of averaging the beginning and ending speeds... (a hundred + sixty 8)/2. tell your comp sci instructor he needs to take some worry-loose physics courses because of the fact this would not simulate a ball bouncing in any respect.

Answer 4

I think it may just be a bug, try the suggestions on this link

http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6359309