wjview error

[Totally lost]

Hi again - I am getting this error message every time I
sign on and when I try to fix it I get another message
telling me to put it back. I was wondering if anyone knew
of a simple way to fix this. Do you know why this
happened? Thank you for your help. (wjview error)

 

[Malke]

Hi again - I am getting this error message every time I
sign on and when I try to fix it I get another message
telling me to put it back. I was wondering if anyone knew
of a simple way to fix this. Do you know why this
happened? Thank you for your help. (wjview error)

from information by MVP Alex Nichol:

WJView is the interface program of the Microsoft (Java) Virtual machine,
used to run Java programs. There was probably a piece of spyware on
the system written in Java that an AV or anti-spyware program has
removed, leaving the WJView sitting there with nothing to launch.

Go to Start>Run and type "msconfig" without the quotes. Look on the
Startup tab for a line that has WJView in the Command column - you may
need to drag the divider to its right in the headers so as to see
enough. Uncheck the line, and perhaps also check what was the Java
program, after the wjview.exe on the line.

Malke

 

[abc]

You might try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;831427&Product=winxp

Hi again - I am getting this error message every time I
sign on and when I try to fix it I get another message
telling me to put it back. I was wondering if anyone knew
of a simple way to fix this. Do you know why this
happened? Thank you for your help. (wjview error)

 

[Alex Nichol]

Hi again - I am getting this error message every time I
sign on and when I try to fix it I get another message
telling me to put it back.

WJview is the interface program of the Microsoft (Java) Virtual machine,
used to run Java programs. This was probably a piece of nasty written
in Java that an AV or anti-spyware program has removed, leaving the
WJView sitting there with nothing to launch.

Start - Run and run MSConfig.exe
Look in the Startup page for a line that has WJView in the Command
column - you may need to drag the divider to its right in the headers so
as to see enough. Uncheck the line, and perhaps also check what was the
Java program, after the wjview.exe on the line.

OK out, don't bother to reboot now, but next time you do there will be a
panel come up about 'you are using the System Configuration tool' -
check the 'don't show again' box and Exit