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Jimmy Marklund
Hi!
anyone who knows how to remove microsoft vm in win 2000?
regards/
Jimmy Marklund
anyone who knows how to remove microsoft vm in win 2000?
regards/
Jimmy Marklund
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP)
Jimmy said:
Hi
Microsoft has a tool for this that currently is in beta. Here is a previous
post by Andrew Jenks [MS]:
From: "Andrew Jenks [MSFT]"
Subject: Re: How do I remove MS JVM from Windows 2000?
Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2004 09:30:24 -0500
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
<quote>
The MSJVM Removal Tool was released into beta.
Instructions for registering for the beta program are below. Note that this
tool is beta software and that we highly recommend you only use it in test
environments.
Instructions for self-nomination for MSJVM Beta Tools
- Point your browser to http://www.betaplace.com
- Use a valid Passport to sign in to the site, or follow the instructions to
create one
- Enter the guest ID 'msjvm' in lower case letters
- Review the information on the home page
- On the Enrolled Beta menu item, select 'Diagnostic Tool For The Microsoft
VM'
- Select 'Survey' under the 'Program Info' menu pane and click on 'MSJVM
Tools Beta Nomination Form'
- Fill out the survey. Note that your contact information is required. The
rest of the requested information is optional.
- Press the 'Submit' button when completed
- You will receive an email confirming your participation in the Beta
program
- Review the other information on the site
</quote>
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George Hester
The link posted redirects to here:
http://www.beta.microsoft.com/
which doesn't exist.
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George Hester
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http://www.beta.microsoft.com/
which doesn't exist.
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George Hester
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP) said:
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George Hester
Jimmy may I ask why you want to do this? The reason I ask is that the Microsoft VM has a file in particular that is a system file in Windows 2000 and it is protected by System File Protection. It is called msjava.dll. I suppose if you wanted to disable Microsoft VM then you could just run regsvr32 /u msjava.dll. Of course that leaves the dll there but it's unregistered so what's the difference? It's not a lot of space it is taking up. And it's there to be re-registered if the System "thinks" it's necessary.
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP)
George said:
Exists for me...
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George Hester
https://www.beta.microsoft.com/sign...://www.beta.microsoft.com/content/bphome.asp?
Not for me. Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP3
Not for me. Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP3
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John Thow
It's got a problem with its security certificate. Maybe you're configured not
to connect in such cases?
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George Hester
I don't know. This one has me baffled. I am going to try on a different machine.
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George Hester
Looks like it needs Internet Explorer 6. I don't have that in here so I am never given the option to "install the certificate." I suppose I could hunt around in here to determine how to make that work right.
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George Hester
This CA Root certificate is not trusted. To enable trust, install this certificate in the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities store. Issued to www.beta.microsoft.com Issued by Microsoft Secure Server Authority Valid from 12/1/2003 to 11/30/2004. Install Certificate... | Next | Place all certificates in the following store | Browse... | Trusted Root Certifications Authority | OK | Next | Finish | Do you want to Add the following certificate to the root store? (Jeeze No I'm just letting my cat hit the keyboard) ... | Yes | The import was successful | OK | OK | Do you want to Proceed? | Yes | 'X' out of Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 | Right-click IE icon on desktop | Properties | Content | Certificates... | Intended purpose <All> | Intermediate Certification Authorities (BOING!) | select www.beta.microsoft.com | Export... | Next | PKCS # 7 | Include all... | Next | Browse... | Name | Save | Next | Finish | OK | Close | OK | copy the pk7 file to floppy bring over here | right-click IE icon on desktop | Properties | Content | Certificates... | Import | A drive | to Intermediate Certification Authorities | try link:
Cannot find server or DNS Error
Internet Explorer
Cannot find server or DNS Error
Internet Explorer
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP)
George said:
Nope. Works fine for me on Win2k SP2 with IE5.5 SP2
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George Hester
Torgeir you are determined to make me reinstall IE 5.5 SP2 now aren't you? I tried bringing the certificate in here it didn't work. I have the certificate in it looks OK but no dice. I'm going to wait until the windows update site gets its bugs out and my Messenger service starts to work again before I start down that road.
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George Hester
OK I fixed it Torgier. Didn't require reinstalling IE but I was getting pretty close to that. It turns out there is a certificate that expired on January 7, 2004. It is in the Intermediate Trust section of the Certification Manager using the local computer. I was able to update that expired certificate. I also brought a iuident.cab from machine that didn't have the trouble. I also downloaded Microsoft's codesign authenticode for IE 5 and ran chktrust iuident.cab. This last installed the certificate for the Windows Update site.
Then I tried your link.
It worked. No request for a certificate as the one I put in previously must be correct. It had everything to do with this expired certificate it seems.
Then I tried your link.
It worked. No request for a certificate as the one I put in previously must be correct. It had everything to do with this expired certificate it seems.
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP)
George said:
Glad to hear it
