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Jim Harrison

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Java Virtual Machine Launcher Posted: May 18, 2009 7:11 PM
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Going to need a little help on this one please...

"Fatal exception occured. Program will exit"
javaw

XP Home Edition
Version 2002
Service pack 3
Dell Dimision 8400

This machine has 2 user accounts. When starting the main account I get this error about 24 times and after clearing the error boxes and clicking on most program icons I also receive the same error. When starting the secondary account or switching user to the secondary account I do not get the errors and programs work fine (I am having to use the secondary account to connect to this foum). When switching back to the main account the problem is still there. I can not restore to an earlier point to get rid of this, and I have run out of things to try and could use some help before I hose the machine completely. Could this be something to do with the "Loading your personal settings" process?

Thanks.
Jim.


Vincent O'Sullivan

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Registered: Nov, 2002

Re: Java Virtual Machine Launcher Posted: May 19, 2009 2:56 AM
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I would guess that you have a java application installed that writes to a directory which has write access only for the secondary account.

If that is the case, then you need to log in as an administrator and grant write access to all the appropriate users for that directory. Alternatively, if the option is available, you could reset the application to use a directory writable to all. (Or you could reinstall the application to achieve the same outcome.)

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