tha fuck is this?

[Koala]

I have encountered this problem when I tried to open minecraft, I have reinstalled java and all and couldn't find nothing on the internet about it. How does one fix this?

 

[Deep]

I have encountered this problem when I tried to open minecraft, I have reinstalled java and all and couldn't find nothing on the internet about it. How does one fix this?

I'll look around.

 

[Koala]

that is 007 and I have a 005 problem..

 

[asa]

Reinstall Java?

 

[Deep]

that is 007 and I have a 005 problem..

I know I edited it, and try this

"Check your DRAM w/ Memtest, may have a stick going bad, as an alternative, raise DRAM voltage to + 0.03 from current and see if problem persist, may just be slightly low voltage" found it. Try that.

 

[Koala]

Reinstall Java?

are you joking XD

I have reinstalled java

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I know I edited it, and try this

"Check your DRAM w/ Memtest, may have a stick going bad, as an alternative, raise DRAM voltage to + 0.03 from current and see if problem persist, may just be slightly low voltage" found it. Try that.

I've tested my ram like 3 days ago and it wasn't faulty.

 

[asa]

it was a joke don't kill me have you tried turning it off and on?

 

[Koala]

it was a joke don't kill me have you tried turning it off and on?

no, OH IT FIXED IT!
JKJKJKJKJK

 

[thebaum64]

I have encountered this problem when I tried to open minecraft, I have reinstalled java and all and couldn't find nothing on the internet about it. How does one fix this?

Normally, the Java.exe Error Codes error message is often because of Microsoft Windows system data file corruption. Corrupt system entries are normally really serious and relate to the overall health of your laptop or computer... I would fix this as soon as possible as it can lead to more serious issues over all. (May be a corrupt .dll in System 32 not allowing the file to be properly read)

The 2 main methods to repair Java.exe Error Codes error message:


Fix Option #1: Restore Point:

1) Switch on your machine then log on as the administrator.

2) Click the Start button then click Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and then select Restore.

3) From the next screen, click on “Restore my personal computer to an earlier date” then click Next.

4) Choose the most up-to-date restore date within the “click a restore point” list, then click on Next.

5) Click on Next within the confirmation screen.

6) Restart your pc when the rescue is done.


Fix Option #2: Proper Program Fix (Note: I have not tested the program, I have heard that it does work though, still, use at your own risk):

1) Download and open this (Java.exe Error Codes) repair software program.

(Head it wo

2) Install application and just click Scan button.

3) Hit the Fix Errors button when the scan is finished.

4) Reboot the laptop or computer.

 

[TellingMom]

Could be caused by a lot of things. Anything from bad memory to corrupt registry. Here's a good article about it... http://compfreakstars.blogspot.com/2011/11/0xc0000005-error-every-day-many.html