Go to http:// java.sun.com, and re-install the Java Virtual Machine (JVM.
Windows XP doesn't ship with a stripped-down copy of the JVM as previous
versions of Windows did. In this case, it's a good thing, as Sun is better
able to advance Java's technology without worrying that so many millions of
users will buy Windows with an old JVM and may not be able to use the latest
features.
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