Java (TM) Platform SE binary problem

Asked By victorgromerojr 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/02/2011

I been having a problem for more than a year with my Java (TM) Platform SE binary – please see the attached image.

When it first happened, I was downloading updates for Windows and mobile java games for my nokia E63 – it suddenly it appeared in the Action Center at the lower left of my screen.

I have a Windows 7 Ultimate and i tried reinstalling it, in vain.

I will be very grateful for any help.

Thank you very much.

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Answered By jamestaylor 0 points N/A #121187

Java (TM) Platform SE binary problem

Victorgromerojr,

Based on your image, Javaw.exe on your computer crashed.

The common cause of these errors is problems with the Registry.

The Registry store options and settings on your operating system.

There is  a lot of free software that allows you to clean and fix your Registry.

A good example would be Uniblue's Registry Booster.

Use one such to fix your problem.

Another option is to uninstall, then reinstall your current Java platform.

Also, consider updating your Java installation with the latest patches.

I hope this helps.

JT

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Answered By Peter franklin 10 points N/A #121188

Java (TM) Platform SE binary problem

Hi,

There is nothing to worry about you can install it manually by going to this link https://www.java.com/en/download/ and downloading the file.

It is free and you don't have to worry about anything else. Just click on the download button and download will automatically start. When its done install it and you are good to go. I hope this helped.

Regards,

Peter franklin

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