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It is strange - JBuilder uses its own private Java by default. Something 
else is affecting Java. Usually I use Cygwin's "which" program to see 
what program will be executed when I type a command.

Please try running drive:\full\path\bin\java -version and see if it 
works. If nothing works, try installing new public JRE (it will update 
the registry).

- Alexey.

Carlos Zin wrote:
> In fact, I did set the PATH variable with the Java path but I still get the 
> same error message. By the way, I installed JBuilder and it is not working 
> (throws an error everytime I launch it), I suppose it is related with the 
> Java VM error.
> 
> "Alexey N. Solofnenko" <trelony@mail.ru> escribió en el mensaje 
> news:42656b90$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> 
>>You can always run Java by specifying its full path or by adding its 
>>directory into beginning of PATH environment variable. Generic loader in 
>>windows/system32 looks for Java path in registry and launches java.exe .
>>
>>- Alexey.
>>
>>Carlos Zin wrote:
>>
>>>Recently I did some registry cleaning and fixing and apparently i screwed 
>>>the java section so I disintalled the Java SDK and installed it again 
>>>hoping the installer could fix everything. But no way, I get this error 
>>>anytime I try o run the java VM.
>>>Does anybody know how I can fix the registry? (I am not willing to 
>>>reinstall the entire OS...
>>>Thanks
>>>CZ
>>>
>>>Microsoft(R) Windows DOS
>>>(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1990-2001.
>>>
>>>C:\java
>>>Error opening registry key 'Software\JavaSoft\Java Runtime 
>>>Environment\1.4'
>>>Error: could not find java.dll
>>>Error: could not find Java 2 Runtime Environment. 
> 
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