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11-04-2001, 02:02 AM
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My Java is corrupted!
My friend has dial-up with AOL and he likes to play their Domino game. But now when he clicks on it he gets an error message: Your Java is corrupted, or something like that. What can he do to uncorrupt it so he can play?
I tried downloading Netscape Navigator because that's the browser AOL uses. That didn't help. Will he have to remove the whole AOL program and reinstall it? Thanks for your help. 
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11-04-2001, 04:33 AM
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All Java code is passed throught the Java Virtual Machine to run - sounds like that is corrupted. Hopefully you should be able to reinstall the Java Virtual Machine but I have never used AOL so I'm not sure if you can.
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11-04-2001, 08:57 AM
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Virtual Machine is downloadable from Microsoft.com
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11-04-2001, 04:29 PM
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No - AOL's browser is still IE - they own Netscape but it's not the browser in the AOL software.
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11-05-2001, 12:04 AM
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Thanks for your help everybody! I downloaded the Microsoft Virtual Machine and it corrected the problem! Now he can play Dominoes again!
I WAS wrong...IE IS the browser AOL uses! I removed Navigator from my friend's PC. He doesn't really need it since he's using IE. I find it interesting that AOL owns Netscape but is using IE for their default browser... 
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