Microsoft Virtual Machine

[Matt H]

Pure and simple. Download sun java to replace JVM since
microsoft is having problems. I downloaded it and it works
great with no problems and there is no security issues.
http://java.sun.com/webapps/download/DisplayLinks

Matt H




>-----Original Message-----
>I have been working on a Java on line tutorial. At one
>point in the tutorial it states I must download the java
>Virtual Machine. When I say ok and it attempts to
>download the JVM, I am taken to a "I,m sorry" message
>from Windows Updates which staets I must download the
>most recent Microsoft Virtual machine. However I cannot
>locate this download on the Windows Update site and even
>read somewhere that they are no longer downloading it. So
>I am stuck. How can I either delete the MVM and download
>only the JVM? I have an OEM version of Windows XP on a
>Hewlitt Packard Pavillion.
>
>Any help you can offer will be appreciated.
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[Anson]

Hello,

I have a Sony VAIO that I have bee using for the past
year and I love it....No blue screens, system shut downs
etc. (a dream machine) a real change from PC's of the
past!

Recently I noticed that my Microsoft Virtual Machine (VM)
ceased to function (my first glich with my PC...*#%!!?)

I am hesitant to make a move in case I screw up an
otherwise clean run PC, yet I find myself as each day
goes by needing the virtual machine (VM) to run for me.

-I went into the run mode to verify that I still infact
have the virtual machine (VM) installed in my PC

- I so far have found the following link for a viortual
machine DOWNLOAD (but it is Greek to me and am not sure
if it may be what I need to get (VM) up abd running again

Any direction would be most appreciated!

Regards,

Anson