Re: Unusual jrew Issue?

If the machines have a Pentium 4 , search at Google group search for the resolution to a known problem. Search the comp.databases.oracle.* groups with Pentium and 4 as the seasrch words..

OracleQuestion_at_hotmail.com (Mark M) wrote:

>Hello All,
>
> I've been working with Oracle for several years now and feel kind
>of stupid making this post, but I am having a somewhat unusual issue
>trying to install the Oracle client software on some Windows 2000
>desktop machines. Basically, each time I try to launch the Universal
>Installer from the 8.1.7 media, I notice that the process "jrew"
>(assumingly the Java Runtime Environment for Windows) starts to run,
>but then dies within a few seconds (and the UI never starts). I have
>tried using different media, different desktop computers (all Dell
>Optiplex GX240's), but continue to have the same issue. In doing some
>research I found that the latest JVM (build 3802) from Microsoft is
>included with the Windows 2000 Service Pack 2, which I have on the
>machines I have been trying to install on; but still with no luck. I
>have even formatted a machine and installed Windows 2000 from scratch
>(making a 'clean install') but still have the same issue. I've also
>tried running the UI from a Windows 98 installation on the same type
>of machine to no avail. The same media has no problem launching the
>UI from a different type of machine (a Dell Server) so I am sure the
>media is good.
>
> Have any of you ever come across any unusual
>computer-model-specific install issues for the Universal Installer? I
>am thinking that perhaps it could possibly be some type of driver
>conflict that is specific to this model of desktop...
>
> Any info, theories, insight, or educated guesses appreciated.
>Thanks.

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