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What is it you are trying to run that causes this? &nbsp;You don't say...<br />
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Did you install the JDK, or the JRE?
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What is it you are trying to run that causes this?  You don't say...

Did you install the JDK, or the JRE?

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I'm sorry! It's at the startup of the server, you have to click OK on the message then you can do the normal CTRL+ALT+DEL to log into the server...
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I'm sorry! It's at the startup of the server, you have to click OK on the message then you can do the normal CTRL+ALT+DEL to log into the server...

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On my Windows Server 2000 machine I get a message at startup, &quot;Missing JVM, Could not locate a Java Virtual Machine&quot;.<br />
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I've removed all versions of Java from the server, re-installed from Java.com, under the Java settings in the control panel, the Java tab, I've checked the paths as well which are valid.<br />
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Has anyone else had this problem?<br />
Thank you!<br />
James
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On my Windows Server 2000 machine I get a message at startup, "Missing JVM, Could not locate a Java Virtual Machine".

I've removed all versions of Java from the server, re-installed from Java.com, under the Java settings in the control panel, the Java tab, I've checked the paths as well which are valid.

Has anyone else had this problem?
Thank you!
James

Could not locate a Java Virtual Machine

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