Shutting off java after faulty java code runs in WinXP

I would like to know how to shut java off after a webpage with faulty java code is loaded. Ever since the version of Java that introduced "jsched" into the mix, I've had problems with Java on every computer and every install of windows I've had and worked with. If a webpage has faulty code in it, instead of crashing Firefox/Mozilla like the older versions did (in which I could simply reload the browser after it crashes), it makes Firefox inoperable (disabling most of the menu items and making the mouse scroller not work), and continues to run even after Firefox is no longer running. To make matters worse, Java was programmed in such a way that makes it a process that cannot be seen in the task manager. Java's ability to hide its running process quite frankly makes me nervous.
I'm thankful that the latest version fixed a lot of bugs--the version before this would give me a blue screen of death every time I tried to access the control panel.
I would like to know how to turn off java once it's running. The only documentation I have been able to find was in relation to a shell in Linux which uses commands that don't work in Windows.

How do I shut off Java once it is loaded when I'm on a page that doens't have any errors? If I go to a page that requires java, and Java gets loaded, it doesn't automatically quit when I go to another page. Why does Java need to continue running when it's no longer being used? Why should I have to quit and reload Firefox in order to quit Java?
It would be nice if there was something in Java to shut itself off when it encounters an error instead of requiring a windows restart in order to quit Java since it isn't a separate process, and also something that shuts off Java when there is no longer a webpage in memory that requires Java.

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