8.1.7 Installation Problems with Windows 2000 Pro

When I download the .zip file from oracle.com and try clicking on the setup.exe file, nothing happens. I checked the application log and turned off all running services and, still, nothing. Any idea what my problem may be?

Please Unzip it on to a directory. U will Win32 Directory under install dir. Under Win32 u will have the setup.exe. The dir structure should be something like Disk1\Install\Win32\Setup.exe

Similar Messages

Is the JDK (1.2.2) compatible with Windows 2000 Pro?

Hi Friends!,
It seems that the JDK - Version: 1.2.2 - is not
compatible with Windows 2000 Pro. I know
how to configure the kit in this operating system
even if I'am not able to understand the reason for which
I receive the error in the Command Prompt window - the JAVAC
utility says:
"Can't read: BigDebt.java - 1 error".
I have added the following command line from
the System Control Panel->System->Environment->System Variables:
C:\jdk1.2.2\bin ( where I have installed the kit ).
I also have added the CLASSPATH command line there:
set CLASSPATH=.;C:\jdk1.2.2\lib\tools.jar but the problem persists
and I'am unable to create the BigDebt.class file.
To avoid another nervous wreck please send me the instructions
to configure correctly the JDK (1.2.2) for Windows 2000 Pro.
Thanks.
Julian Jerman - from Italy.

when you runs the java compiler like this
javac BigDebt.java
You need to be in the directory of your BigDebt.java file located.
BTW, it is kind of weird that your java file is saved to System32 directory, there is no benefit doing that.
--lichu

Oracle Installation Problem on Windows 2000

Dears
I have the Windows 2000 Advance Server and Windows 2000 Professional. I install the Oracle8 on Windows 2000 Advance Server and Windows 2000 Professional. I have a lot of problems while i install. If i install it successfully after two or three days it gives me some errors. like it give errors the services. It could not start the Instance.
If i upgrade the NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 which is also an ORACLE server. It upgrade the OS but not upgrade the Registory. It have the same problem
Please tell me is the Oracle 8.0.4 is compatible with Windows 2000 Advance Server and Windows 2000 Professional or not.
Please Please.
Yours
Muhammad Munir
[email protected]
null

This resolved my problem as well. I am on Windows 2000 server, SP2. The problem installing Oracle 8.1.7.0.0 standard edition exhibited itself by briefly changing the cursor to an hourglass and then returning to ready. The executable JREW.EXE would briefly execute in processes and then stop.
I copied the installation media to a server drive and renamed symcjit.dll and the installer worked correctly.
Thank you to Yugandhar for this solution.
We too faced some of those problems ie setup.exe wont even run in Windows XP pro, p4 system..the culprit is symcjit.dll. Its the problem in p4 to run this dll. After lot of research, just rename it and all is set to go.
regards
Yugandhar

Java Front-end problems with Windows 200 Pro

Hi,
I have some problem on my pc with java applications front-end. I have windows 2000 Professional and use java(TM) 2 SDK, Standard Edition Version 1.3.1
Using every java applications (also development environment as JBuilder 4 Professional and Together 4) I have always problems with front-end: the text is bad visualized everytime I use the scroolbar, menu items into a menu are bad visualized while I drag over of them the mouse and so on...
To try to solve this my problem I have just installed Service Pack 2 for Windows 2000 Pro but I have not had good results - I keep to have the usual problem.
I'm aware that it is difficult to reproduce and however if anyone has some idea to solve my problem I am opened to every suggestion.
Thanks in advance

the text says that what technolody that they are using its called "Off Screen Images" once i used them in my applications to improve the prefomance.
What they says is to improve the time it takes to display componants that display text on them (Such as buttons, Labels...) they going to create an Off Screen Image of the text and then paste that image on to the screen whenever the componant has to be displayed/Re displayed instead of redrowing (Re rendering) the text on the screen repeatedly which take more time and processing power than rendering once and paste it to screen whenever needed but this solution will take some more memory.

Home Workgroup with Windows 2000 Pro

Windows 7, Build 7100 with home workgroup. XP computers browse and files no problem both ways. To Windows 2000 Pro, failure with Username and Password required and nothing accepted. Facts: Can ping the 2000 computer; can see and browse to the 7 computer; workgroup name is the same on all computers; username and password is the same on all computers. Something not right on the Windows 7 computer or the Windows 2000 computer?

I'm assuming that you're getting the "unknown user name or bad password" message in response to a logon prompt.
OK, I can't find the thread where I was posting while chasing this, but I do remember a couple of the important points:
1. All the usual things, which I believe you've already covered. One thing that happened to me during my troubleshooting was that W7, for some unknown reason, reset the workgroup name back from my actual workgroup name (which is, of course, the same across all computers) to its default 'WORKGROUP'. It only happened once, but it made me paranoid about re-confirming it often.
2. The date on my win2k system was off by ~ a week from the date of the W7 system (I'd been doing some other tests and forgotten to reset it). Correcting that made a subtle difference to the "unknown user name or bad password" error, and I didn't notice it at first. But I assume that your dates/times are synchronized. I have sice seen a statement that the times have to be within ~24 hours, but I don't know the truth or otherwise of that.
3. IIRC, the clincher was that it is necessary, but not sufficient, to have the same usernames with the same passwords on both the w2k and W7 systems. I had to be logged in to both systems with the same username/passwords at the same time. Then when I tried to access the w2k system from the W7 (or was it the other way around? I forget.) I was once again asked for a username and password which I supplied (for what seemed like the 1000th time!), and lo and behold, it was accepted. And I have never been asked again!
I have 2 win2k systems and a W7 wired to a Linksys router which also connects a Vista laptop and two XP laptops by wireless. Everyone can see and access the other without problems. Virtual machines (in VirtualBox on the W7 system) also show up and can be accessed.
But it drove me crazy in the beginning.
Good luck.
Roger

Is Firefox 8 compatible with Windows 2000 Pro? Would be nice if you could find the system requirements easily.

I know I am using an older system. Get notices to upgrade. Need to know if these upgrades are compatible with W2000Pro.

Yes Firefox 8 is compatible with Windows 2000
Full system requirements: [http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/8.0/system-requirements/ http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/8.0/system-requirements/]
Thanks!
handsomeorlandoman

Database 11g installation problem on windows 8 pro

Dear all
I had a machine with windows 8 PRO 64bit OS.
i need to install oracle 11g database on it please help.
Thanks and Regards
vikas
Edited by: vikas singhal on Apr 18, 2013 10:22 AM

Hi vikas,
Download Virtualbox from
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/virtualbox/downloads/index.html
After installed Virtualbox
Download Pre-build VM with 11gr2 database
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/databaseappdev-vm-161299.html
Find download link under Setup in this page.
Setup:
Step 1. Download and install Oracle VM VirtualBox on your host system.
Step 2. Download the files (the use of a download manager is highly recommended):
Download Oracle Developer Day.ova (4,345,710,592 bytes, md5sum: 2754e276bf3469b17402ba253ce4f943)Follow the steps under Setup
Bala:)

Installation problem on windows 2000

Hi,
Please help!
I've been tring to install oracle on windows 2000 machine unsuccessfully. the setup program aborted without error message. I've tried many versions of oracle database, 8.1.7 all editions, 8.1.6ee, 9iAS. the only message error I got when 9iAS failed to install (iSetup.exe). the problem seems to be with the java runtime environment. the jre 1.1.7 came with 9iAS would not run properly. I've tried to install java2 and jdk1.1.8 from javasoft, still no luck.
Any idea?
Thanks,
Jay Lee
[email protected]
null

Hi,
The problem of installing Oracle Product on P4 computers comes from the symcjit.dll (Java Jusit in time compiler) which doesn't recognize the P4.
I installed Oracle products on my P4 just by copying the CD's on a harddisk and manually replacing the dll (which is Version 3...) by a one I found to be Version 4.0.0.7.
It is maybe not the best solution as it can result some instability (I don't know yet) but at least I didn't bought a brand new computer for nothing.
The question is to know when Oracle will deliver some patches to allow a normal installation on P4s.
Let me know if you want me to send you the dll.
Regards,
Jacques.

Oracle 8i Installation problem on Windows 2000

I had purchased a Oracle8i (MS/Windows NT CD (E-Commerce), part Number A94674-01 in the month of Jun 2000.
When I tried to install Oracle 8i personal edition of Windows 2000 ver.
The installation got completed smoothly. But after that I was not able to start my database and even Windows 2000 crashed after that. After every crash I reinstalled windows 2000 and oracle 8i but the result was same. My whole purpose of purchasing Oracle 8i on windows 2000 is getting defeated.
I would request you send me solution what to do ? Or replace my Oracle S/W. Its useless for me right now.
My M/C configuration is
Dell P-III (256 MB, 300 Mhz) with sound card.
20 GB Hard Disk of 7200 rpm.
The primary O/S is Windows 98.
The Hard disk is partitioned into no. Of logical drives.
They are like 2GB of each (C, D, E, F) and G 10 GB
C part ion has got Windows. And G has got windows 2000. There is enough space in all part ions.
I would appreciate if you can solve my problem as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
Shekhar
null

IF its a new installation remove the ORACLE key from the REGISTRY.

Flash player 11.0.1.152 installation problem with Windows Vista 64-Bit

Hello,
I just can't get Flash Player to install on my computer with Windows Vista 64-Bit - doesnt matter if I try with Firefox, Opera or IE (I usually use Firefox).
The download isn't a problem, but when I start the downloaded .exe, this file just disappears from my download folder and nothing happens - besides starting a process called install_flashplayer11x32_mssd_aih_3.exe, which does nothing. The usual installation popup never appears. After that I can't try starting the installation again, until disabling the process via task manager ("Only a single instance of this application may run"). Doesn't matter if I try the download and installation with or without "McAffe Security Plus" btw - same result.
I never had such a problem before - Flash Player 10.3 was and is no problem to install and use.
I have tried all the measures suggested in the troubleshooting section on the official site, including the advanced troubleshooting measures (uninstall old version, run as administrator, disabling software firewalls, disabling virus scanner etc.). Nothing helps.
I don't got those problems with my laptop running Windows 7 - just my desktop computer with Vista 64-Bit.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Try using the installers from the links in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/909550
P.S. topic moved to the Installation section of the forum.

Installation problems with Windows

Hi,
I have the windows 7 beta and have been trying to reinstall it on my boot camp partition, however the installation continually reports a corrupt CD. I know that the CD is not corrupt because i have successfully installed Win7 beta on a boot camp drive before and on other computers. I have even tried on VMware and had the same error. The things that strikes me the oddest problem is that it always has the error at the same point of the installation e.g. 97% of expanding files. I have also tried installing a working Vista OS on boot camp and WMware and still had the same error. This leads me to believe a problem with the iMac's SuperDrive. I have run tests using tech tool pro and drive genius and had no anomalies. Any further steps to diagnose or a solution would be helpful, thank you.

I don't know about using Windows 7 Beta with Boot Camp. You may want to post that question in the category for Boot Camp.
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=237
However, I have messed around with using Windows 7 Beta under VMware Fusion. It works, with some graphical anomalies when the virtual machine is starting up. When I install a new OS into a VMware Fusion virtual machine, I always use the option to install from a disk image file, instead of a physical disc. That would avoid any issues you have there with your physical disc.
To do so, click the New button and then +Continue without disk+. Then +Use operating system disk image file+ and select the disk image file. In your case, that would be the Window 7 Beta .iso file that you downloaded. I told the VMware Fusion I was installing Windows Vista.
(Incidentally, I am using the 64-bit version. If your iMac is Core 2 Duo, you can. Don't know if that you make a difference in the Beta working or not working.)
To test the drive itself, you may want to start up from your Mac OS X installation disc and get to the Installer. From there, you can try running Disk Utility from the Utilities menu. While you are there in Disk Utility booted off another system, you might as well run a +Repair Disk+ in your startup volume. Then restart normally and try playing a DVD movie. If everything works, the optical drive is probably OK.

Satellite 2770 - Display driver problems with Windows 2000

Hello,
I've a Toshiba Satellite 2770 and installed Windows 2000 on it. If I'm not wrong the S2770 does have a S3 Savage IX/MV graphic card and I downloaded the Windows 2000 driver from the S3 website but it wont be recognized by the hardware detection.
Then I tried the Windows 95SE driver from the Toshiba website, but Windows 2000 wont acept it due it's not suitable for Windows 2000 as it seems.
What to do? Isnt there a Windows 2000 driver out there which works? I dont want to work in 640x480 and 16 colors forever!

Hello
You are absolutely right. Your unit has S3 Savage IX8 graphic card but problem is that your unit is delivered with WinME operating system. That means that there is no support for other operating systems. All drivers are designed for each notebook model and OS separately. The only way to solve this problem is to install the driver given by graphic card producer. If this not works you have a big problem.
Sorry but I really dont know what you can do. Maybe you can try to install the driver designed for Sat 2750. There is the same graphic card but driver is designed for Win98SE.

Oracle 8.1.7 installation problem on Window 2000 Professional

Hi everyone, I have a problem of intalling Oracle 8.1.7 on Window 2000 Professional. When I started to install Oracle 8.1.7 when I click install I get this error message
"Jrew has caused error in Javai.dll"
and restart the computer, I restarted again and again and the same problem occured, would you please tell me how I resolve this problem. Thanks in advance.
Mesfin
[email protected]
[email protected]

Intel says there is a bug in oracle's OUI as well other swing based programs. The solution is to copy the CD to local drive and add -nojit as first parameter to JRE_MEMORY_OPTIONS e.g. JRE_MEMORY_OPTIONS="-nojit -mx32m"
This will enable OUI to run. Even after installing oracle Net80 conf. asst won't start due to same reason.
Go to HOME\admin\tools\ and edit netca.cl and netasst.cl to add same -nojit before -classpath.
Do this for every tool that gives this prob such DBA studio...
Ashish

JWSDP installation problem on Windows 2000

Hi,
I downloaded the JWSDP1.0ea1 today, but I could not install the downloaded file (which is an executable). The install program tells me there is no JDK1.3.1 on my system, but there sure is (since I use the computer on which I try to install it everyday to write java programs :-) ).
(following commands on the prompt confirms this:
C:\>echo %java_home%
C:\java\jdk1.3.1
C:\>java -version
java version "1.3.0_02"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0_02)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0_02, mixed mode)
Could it be that this is a bug in the installer for the JWSDP on Win2k? Has someone experienced the same problem?
regards,
Wim.

My freshly installed J2SE1.4RC was recognized by the installer, but it put the files into c:\jwsdp-1_0-ea1\ instead of into the
J2SE dir tree as the installer implied that it would.
Is this right? A Bug? and it begs the general question:
WHERE IS THE INSTALLATION README LINK on the JWSDP download page? See email to feedback as follows....
Your web page
http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/webservicespack.html
doesnt link to install instructions for the Java Web Services Developer Pack.
The link provided is only for the Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition
Version 1.3.1 !!
The installer of the Java WSDP (on Win2K at any rate) leads one
to believe that it will be "integrated" with (i.e. loaded into the dir tree of)
the JDK that it finds on the system (in my case the J2SE1.4 RC).
It, in fact, installed into its own area (c:\jwsdp-1_0-ea1\) PLUS it already
included the tutorial that we are led to believe needs a separate download
according to the instructions on the download page
[ again as above: http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/webservicespack.html ]
So, WHERE are the instructions that say what (if anything) is needed
to finish installation such that, say, Tomcat can be fired up (for example).
P.S. Before you point me to the page
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/documentation/windows_guide.html
note that I am looking for how to finish installation/integration
with a J2SE installation (*as the download page says is already
tested) and NOT a J2EE installation.
So, again where is the SE instructions page (not an EE page)?
* - "This release of the Java Web Services Developer Pack has
been tested with various configurations with the JavaTM 2 SDK,
Standard Edition version 1.3.1_01, 1.3.1_02, and 1.4..."

Installation problem in Windows 2000

Hi,
When i am trying to install J2EE 1.4 SDK on my Windows 2000 Ver5
an error message "You are currenty attempting to install J2EE 1.4 SDK on an unsupported platform and/or patch level..." is being shown.Can anyone help me out, does J2EE 1.4 support only the Windows Professional version.

Check if your system meets the requirements. See http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/relnotes/install.html#1025196.

8.1.7 Installation Problems with Windows 2000 Pro

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for