Java fatal plug in errors

I am running xp pro service pack 2 on an IBM
thinkpad. I have tried to acess several websites with
java based content and when the runtime environment
tries to load, I get one of the following errors:
The Java runtime environment cannot be loaded
or
Several Java virtual machines running in the same
process have caused an error.
The version of Java I am running is 1.6.0_01 b06
standard additionHi, I am also having the same problem. I am running the XPMedia2005 J2SE5.0update6 and6update1 on a Gateway laptop I got new at Christmas 2006
I have uninstalled and reinstalled several times and have the same problem. Java worked when I first got the laptop so I tried to restore to the date when it worked and still no luck. I was told by someone to try to uninstall while in safe mode but not sure how to get to safe mode. Please any help would be nice. Thanks
Mike
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