javaservice.exe application error

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application error at shutdown
memory could not be written
xp pro will shutdown but not with out error
started sometime after upgrade to IE7
appears to be giving me problems on a javascript web site that i use every
day
for my work. I cannot browse to the site. It hangs before opening in a rapid
and continual attempt to open. If my sound is on it sounds like a machine gun
in agame.

I need help to fix it. Many thanks.
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Three steps to try.
1. Run Windows Update in Express mode and see if there is a patch for MS
java script.
2. Download Sun's Java code and run it instead of MS. Download at
www.java.com Its compatible with Windows and much better than MS.
3. Ditch IE 7.0, uninstall via Add/Remove Programs, complain to MS.
 
Javascript isnt the same as sunjava......If youre running microsofts MJVM
open cmd,type:jview If data comes up youre running MJVM if not,its not
installed.If yes,open update catalog,windows server 2003,web edition,the
update
is the 1st listed,its for xp..
 
Check IE7 settings. At Desktop right click IE icon, click
Properties-Advanced. Make sure Microsoft Java Virtual Machine is checked.
Reboot. I belive there's a patch for it. Check Windows Update.
 
application error at shutdown
memory could not be written
xp pro will shutdown but not with out error
started sometime after upgrade to IE7
appears to be giving me problems on a javascript web site that i use every
day
for my work. I cannot browse to the site. It hangs before opening in a
rapid
and continual attempt to open. If my sound is on it sounds like a machine
gun
in agame.
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Since this happened as a result of installing IE7 you might want to post to
the newsgroup for it. First check the messages for any possible solutions.

Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general
 
I've been having a problem with this, as well. It turned out to be a service
that a program I installed used. It was a network monitor for a Konica
Minolta printer. I found it by searching for JavaService.exe on the C: drive.
I stopped the service, then uninstalled the program altogether, as I wasn't
using it.

Sandy
 
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