Java installation issue

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Hello,
I have a problem with the installation of Java. I formatted the main partition and reinstalled Windows XP SP2, then the various updates. When I try to launch the Java installer, the following error appears: "Error applying transforms. Verify that the paths to the transform are valid." That's it.
I'm not a computer expert, please help me.
Thank you in advance.
Configuration: Windows XP SP2 Internet Explorer 7.0 P4 3.2GHz motherboard P4P800

26 answers

  1. Hello,

    I found this solution that works for me

    To get around the problem, you need to restart the installation in:
    C:\Documents and Settings\"user"\application data\sun\java\ and run: jre1.6.0_01.msi (if this is not the right path, search for the file).

    The installation boxes are in English, but in the end the JAVA interface is in French.

    Good luck
    GG78
    1. Unable to update Java: Error applying differences....
      Recently, I can no longer open online games; only a cross remains and a Java applet error, etc...
      It was working very well before
      what's happening???
      Thank you for your help
    2. I had the same kind of problem and it worked.

      Thank you.
    3. Je n'arrive pas à l'installer.