JRE FOR J2SDK1.3.1_02

HELLO,
This is for technical personnel. When I able to update Path and Classpath variable and also check it in MS-Dos mode. Next time when I open my computer it is only displaying MS-DOS mode only with an error difficulty opening WIN.COM
I am writing this message from my friend's computer. I think this version and specially JRE has some error.

Make sure that the Windows system directories are in your path. For Windows 95, 98, and Me these are C:\WINDOWS and C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND. For Windows NT and 2000 these are C:\WINNT and C:\WINNT\System32. I'm not sure about Windows XP.

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Edited by: Diganth.A on Feb 4, 2009 11:16 AM

Diganth.A wrote:
hi,
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