Running apps with windows vm instead of Java

I want to run some chess databases that will not run on Java 2 because of class format error, "illegal use of non virtual function call" the sun site says these will just not run with java 2. If i go to internet explorer tools, advanced and disable java 2, reboot, and allow the window vm to run the applets they work fine. Is there a way to run the java 2 routinely, but switch to windows vm while online, WITHOUT having to reboot the computer to activate the new settings?

It should not be necessary to reboot. Simply closing the browser does the trick for me at least. I am using Windows 2000.

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Manu

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