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Windows Forum / Windows 98 / Setup / June 2006When redoing Setup get the Following Java Load Errors
Unable to install Jave packages for C:\Windows\Classes\xmldso4.cab and 2 others. The error code is 800b0111h. I have tried the manual install from several CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem is? If you are upgrading or reinstalling Internet Explorer, make sure there is a "c:\windows\temp" folder. If you are installing or reinstalling Windows 98, try copying the contents of the Win98 directory from the CD to the hard drive. Then restart the computer in DOS and run setup from the hard drive. Ben > Unable to install Jave packages for C:\Windows\Classes\xmldso4.cab and 2 > others. > The error code is 800b0111h. I have tried the manual install from several > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > is? That doesn't seem to be the solution. I do have a C:\windows\temp folder. It appears to be associated with a registry key I believe. > If you are upgrading or reinstalling Internet Explorer, make sure there is a > "c:\windows\temp" folder. If you are installing or reinstalling Windows 98, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > > is? Try extracting a fresh copy of "c:\windows\winhlp32.exe" from your Windows 98 CD. If this doesn't help, try extracting the "xmldso4.cab" file and the others mentioned in the error message from the CD to the "c:\windows\java\classes" folder before running setup. Ben > That doesn't seem to be the solution. I do have a C:\windows\temp folder. It > appears to be associated with a registry key I believe. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > > > is? What setup are you running when this happens? In other words, what are you installing when you get the message?  SignatureGlen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+ http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm > Unable to install Jave packages for C:\Windows\Classes\xmldso4.cab and 2 > others. > The error code is 800b0111h. I have tried the manual install from several > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > is? I'm reinstalling Windows 98 from the CD. It gets through the initial stages and its when its loading the drivers I believe that this message comes up. It is past the 1st time install, but before it has finished. If I recall correctly it is installing the desktip and various items. It errors before finishing that, but it will go on and finish the install. I've read references to a problem associated with the registry, but I'm not certain if that's the problem. I have run registry mechanic so the registry does not appear to be corrupted. > What setup are you running when this happens? In other words, what are you > installing when you get the message? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > > is? There are a few causes and solutions mentioned in this article...try them: Error Message: Unable to Install Java Packages... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q175133/ In Windows, click Start> Programs> MS-DOS Prompt, type the following and press Enter: jview The first line of output will have a version number....what is it? Specifically, what are the last four digits of the version number (the Build number)? If Windows is reinstalling successfully, you may just need to go to Windows Update and install the critical security updates, which should include the last Java VM if you have an earlier version installed. SignatureGlen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+ http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm > I'm reinstalling Windows 98 from the CD. It gets through the initial stages > and its when its loading the drivers I believe that this message comes up. It [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > > CD's and I always get the same messages. Can anyone tell me what the problem > > > is? |
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