Java Plug-in error

[+cosninocanines]

I get this message every time I open a new page on geocaching.com "Java Plug-in Fatal Error" with this info inside the window "Several Java Virtual Machines running in the same process caused an error" I can close the message and continue on but like I said I get the message every time I open a new page and it is very annoying.

[Jennymack]

HELP!!!!! I am getting the exact same thing! Does anyone know what's going on?

[+FierceDeityLink1]

I don't have this problem in Firefox.

 

Maybe make sure you don't have multiple versions of the Java VM installed and/or make sure it's up to date.

[Jennymack]

What is Mozilla Foxfire? I have it on my computer, but have never used it.

 

Also, I can't find anything called JAVA Virtual Machines when doing a search. Where should I be looking for this?

[Jennymack]

What is Mozilla Firefox? I have it on my computer, but have never used it.

 

Also, I can't find anything called JAVA Virtual Machines when doing a search. Where should I be looking for this?

[+Viajero Perdido]

You've got some junk on your computer that has nothing to do with GC.com. As far as I know, GC.com makes no use of Java (Javascript is something different); I don't let my browser touch Java and GC.com works just fine for me.

 

Got spyware, adware, toolbars, smiley generators, assorted cruft?

 

Firefox is an alternate browser that many consider superior to Internet Explorer. It sounds like you're using Internet Explorer, and that it's polluted enough that it's time to switch.

[+Viajero Perdido]

Or, go into your browser's settings and just turn Java off.

 

Few websites use Java anymore.

[Jennymack]

PROBLEM SOLVED!!

 

I use AOL.....Just went into my internet options via control panel and deleted temporary files, cookies, etc.

 

No more JAVA error messages!!!

 

[+wandering4cache]

I was getting it too. All I did was install a newer version of java from java.com. Problem solved.