SOLVED Java Prob

[Garrett]

Hey Profs, i need help with my Java. I got W7 Ultimate x64 and installed the newest Java update. So in W7 the Java Control panel does not open instead i got this:

And ALL Browsers get frozen when try to open Java ( i.e. Webcamstreams ) What is going on.

Thanks for help

 

[Nibiru2012]

It looks as if you installed the 64-bit version of Java. Are you using a 64-bit browser?

Did you install 32-bit or x86 version of Java?

I have both versions installed and I can access the "javacpl" or Java Control Panel with no problems in either one.

 

[Garrett]

Well Nibiru2012, as i said Not even Windows opens the cotrol panel of Java. So it's NOT a Browser thingy. Once The controlpanel opens it will work i all browsers. 32 or 64 . And of course i tried all variations. SO: i got both versions and NO JavaCPL !!!!
I got stocked. Any other help please

 

[Nibiru2012]

For me Windows opens the Java Control Panel, IF I go to the bin folder where the program is installed.

I was just curious about the "Browser thingy", that's all. Java is strictly for enabling certain features in browsers and applications that use the internet and that's about all.

Did you go to "Control Panel" and click on "Java", you can get the Java Control Panel from there too.

You need to be more specific please.

 

[Garrett]

As I said : Java CPL does NOT open !!!! at all. Neither from folder , nor from Windows Control panel . THIS IS THE PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED. The Errormessage again:

 

[Nibiru2012]

Okay... okay! Man chill out, just trying to help and you're getting all testy here.

Did you try uninstalling Java and doing a re-install? What all have you attempted to correct the problem so far?

 

[Garrett]

Sorry Dude nothing personal, but i really tried everything . Uninstall, install, 64 first, 32 later, vice versa ..... all i get is this errormassage. W7 is brandnew, no virus nothing.

 

[Bugsy]

Try installing the java access bridge manually
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/tech/index-jsp-136191.html

never had this issue myself but many others have.

 

[Garrett]

Whichone should i use ? JDK or JRE?

 

[Bugsy]

I would think you should install JDK

Finally! found this seen it a while back, read through it.

http://www.travisroth.com/2009/07/03/java-access-bridge-and-64-bit-windows/

Original Java Downloads for X32 - X64

http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_win64bit.xml

 

[Garrett]

i'll give it a try .

 

[Garrett]

done and ........................ same issue DAMN

 

[Garrett]

More n more i guess there is anything wrong with the W7 install ..... where ever, what ever... Reinst is only way to figure out ......... OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[Nibiru2012]

Hang on, let me check something.

From the Sun Website 2007:

Synopsis The Java control panel is not showing up in the Windows Vista control panel on a AMD 64 machine Category java_deployment:general Reported Against b03

Release Fixed 6u10(b25), 6u6(b02) (Bug ID:2160417)
State 11-Closed, Verified, bug
Priority: 3-Medium
Related Bugs 6485081 , 6641857 , 6649350 , 6668808 , 6680707
Submit Date 14-DEC-2007
Description Starting from 6u10 b05, I noticed if you install the JRE on a Windows Vista 64 AMD machine that the Java Control Panel(JCP) does not appear in the Windows Control Panel. The JCP does however appear there when using 6u10 b04.
Posted Date : 2008-03-27 01:33:42.0

Work Around Launch the control panel from the taskbar icon, or by running "javaws -viewer"
Evaluation This problem was introduced by the fix for 6485081 in 6u4 b03.
In that fix, we no longer copy our javacpl.cpl into the windows system32 directory in order to avoid the Program Compatibility Assistance (PCA) dialog upon exiting the Java Control Panel. That fix also creates javacpl.exe and registers it accroding to MSDN documentation. Apparently, it doesn't work well on Vista 64-bit.
Posted Date : 2008-03-19 17:21:00.0

This fix places the 32-bit Java Control Panel icon under the "View 32-bit items" area of windows control panel on a 64-bit Vista machine. The fix is suggested by a Microsoft support engineer who has also filed a MSDN documentation bug after this investigation. Currently, this solution isn't described in MSDN yet.

The registry key which makes the difference is:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersionxplorer\ControlPanelWOW64
(Note the "WOW64" appended to "ControlPanel")

Tested the co-existence of both 32-bit and 64-bit Java Control Panel.
Also tested when both 32-bit and 64-bit JREs are on the same machine, uninstalling one JRE doesn't remove the Java Control Panel for the other.
Posted Date : 2008-05-13 19:04:10.0

 

[Garrett]

Well, seems i need to reinstall W7. Something went wrong. What ever this was. It works perfect accept JAVA

 

[Nibiru2012]

JDK is Java Developers Kit, it's for programmers.

JRE is Java Runtime Environment for the end-user.

 

[Garrett]

yes, JRE is what i need. So so i do some regedit now. see if i get it

 

[Nibiru2012]

yes, JRE is what i need. So so i do some regedit now. see if i get it

I hope it works for you. I'll be offline for the next 8 hours since I have to go to work.

 

[Garrett]

Solution found !!!!!! Adobe Acrobat 9 ext and JAVA interact. Adobe was installed first Thats why Java roots where wrong. Uninstall Adobe,JAVA ... clean reg .... reboot ... install JAVA 64 ... Install Adobe Acrobat ... all working fine !!!!! Gosh i should have made an IT carrier ...
Thanks for help all