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March 28, 2011 6:56 PM PDT
 Craig |
I need some computer expertise, most of the time I can work my way through issues, I am against the wall on this one. My program to upload images to my photo finishing lab has been giving me an error cannot create java virtual machine I have done everthing and as much as a total Java uninstall & reinstall and right at the end of the install I get that same error. I have been on the phone w/ the labs tech support they had me change settings on some script files withing the java srcipt on their program and to no avail the very same error. I ran complete Virus scans and malware scans, nothing is showing up like a virus or anything that would create issues. Help !!! The only thing that I can think is that somehow I am missing registry files that I cannot get back in unless I do a total reinstall of the OS and that is the last thing I want to do. Please any advise or help would be much appriciated. Thanks so much, Craig |
| July 8, 2011 9:05 PM PDT
kamal | thank you |
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