Java? Have some truoble with loading on Windows xp, had virus, lost data, clean now.?
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Download AVG Anti-virus at free.grisoft.com and install it. I also suggest downloading Spybot 1.4 from www.download.com and install it and search for the updates. Then check your system completely. If it is clean then go to www.java.com and download the latest java runtime edition. That should do it for you! Good luck! ;D\nhttp://www.geocities.com/ttim_mcgraw/mypage.html
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probably if you are using xp professional, you can use system restore and you can recover your deleted files.
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You need to download Java.
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That seems to have got you in trouble. Well applying patches is always recommended bt it seems some files of windows have gone corrupted in this process. Try restoring your system to an earlier date or the best solution is to back up your DATA, format reinstall XP, Apply patches and start fresh new.
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Yahoo's Java scripts do bad things to my computer, too. First, I would try going to system restore (in your security settings). Got back far enough so you can restore the system to before these problems. \n\nYou would probably benefit from a registry clean up and a defrag of your system. Defrag is in the Start, Accessories menu. For registry clean-up, I use Registry Mechanic, which is a free download. http://www.pctools.com/registry-mechanic/ \n\nIf your computer has not had its operating system reinstalled in the last year, this would be a good move. Over time, things just get corrupted. This is a lengthy process that have have detailed in Answers before. \n\nGood luck.
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Um...I think an Update of JAVA is needed. Dont you?\n\nwww.java.com
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Never delete an infected file, clean or quarantine the file! Any modern antivirus will do the work for you...if it will not, rerun the check in safemode.
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The only way I have been able to get rid of that virus is to manually delete all java folders {Directories} and reinstall run time java files. If you are not programing in java you do not need the FULL set of java programing files and programs. To display java contained in web sites you only need the "Run Time" java file/program.
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1. Go to the virus scanner manufacturer's website and look for customer support.\n2. If your computer is that screwed up, I would wipe it clean and reinstall the operating system (after saving the important files on disk).
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try takine Java off of you computer and re downloading it, or this is what happend to me.\nI have Adbobe Reader and Macromedia and the tend to try and take ova the reading of things that Java has to do, so it might be that they are trying to do the job of Java...\nBut the best thing to do would be to take it off and then redownload it or get and update or something, that'd work the best i think.
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yes\nundelete\ndata recovery and etc...\nbut GET DATA BACK is the best.\n\nYou can download it from:\nhttp://www.download.com/\nand crack it from:\nhttp://www.seriall.com/
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In my eyes nothing (it's by Microsoft) try out Java and JSP http://www.sun.com
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See if you can reset the internet settings.\n\nHit Start-Settings-Control Panel-Internet Options\n\nGo to the "Programs" tab and hit "Reset Web Settings"\n\nIf this doesn't work, or you don't have that option, you may want to look into a virus scanner or spyware scanner.\n\nIf nothing works and you absolutely need it working, you can always re-install XP over itself. As long as you don't re-partition or format, you shouldn't lose anything.
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Get rid of McAfee...especially if you're using XP. They don't get along well at all. Crashed my pc twice before I learned the hard way.
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You may need Java.  Download a Java update.
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Get the latest version of java for your web browser from here\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\n(I assume internet explorer 5 at least, iether on windows 2000 or XP (it has IE6 built in)).\nJava is a, Object orientated programming language which is used to write aplets, scripts and some other interesting stuff. If you are getting a lot of error messages from different sites your version is iether very old or you don't have one. Internet explorer comes with microsofts JAVA virtual machine, but you should use the SUN version.\n\nIf it's just acertain site and different page are giving the errors then their may be error with thier code or their server side java handler (not sure it thats the correct term).\n\nI do believe however the problem is on your side. Download the new java and check what happens from there.\n\nOn a more serious note, you or someone might have disabled javascript capablities in your browser for security reasons  but i doubt it.\n\nEDIT: after you install java you might need to check if windows is using the sun java of microsft's implementation, just in case. Assuming you have windows with latest service pack (SP 4 for 2000, SP2 for XP), goto CONTROL PANEL and then ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS. Clcik the icon marked SET PROGRAM ACCESS AND DEFAULTS on the left. Mark the CUSTOM option box and click on the down arrow on the right.Scroll down to CHOOSE A VIRTUAL MACHINE FOR JAVA, make sure it is set to USE MY CURRENT VIRTUAL MACHINE FOR JAVA and press OKAY.\n\nP.S. Get Firefox while you are downloading java, it is way better, but you still need hte new java wether you use Firefox or not http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\n\nFirefox doesn't have java bundled with it, but it has java support, if i am not mistaken. Opera on the otherhand can be download with the option of having java bundled with it
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If you are installing from an XP CD , and , if you can afford the trouble , boot your PC from the CD ( or a floppy disk) and completely reformat the disk when the XP installer asks you to.I assume you have tried virus removers such as Norton/Symantec etc.