REstore = Java and graphic problems

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For some reason lately my computer had major problems (dial-up not
working, drivers disappeared). I was able to do a HP recovery which
fixed those problems. However, now it seems that my Java is not
functioning and had a message on a game (which wouldn't start) that
said, "graphic services failed to initalize. make sure video card and
drivers correctly installed."

Help. Any solutions?
 
Sennin said:
For some reason lately my computer had major problems (dial-up not
working, drivers disappeared). I was able to do a HP recovery which
fixed those problems. However, now it seems that my Java is not
functioning and had a message on a game (which wouldn't start) that
said, "graphic services failed to initalize. make sure video card and
drivers correctly installed."

Help. Any solutions?
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Have you checked the path for your version of java? If not check the
path ( right click my computer, properties, advance tab, environmental
variables, system variables, path ) and see if java's path is there; it
should look like ( C:\Program Files\Java\Your version of java\bin; ).
This may or may not work, but it never hurts to try.
 
Sennin said:
For some reason lately my computer had major problems (dial-up not
working, drivers disappeared). I was able to do a HP recovery which
fixed those problems. However, now it seems that my Java is not
functioning and had a message on a game (which wouldn't start) that
said, "graphic services failed to initalize. make sure video card and
drivers correctly installed."

Help. Any solutions?
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What do you mean by HP recovery? Do you mean you use the recovery disk
sent with the system and re-installed? If so you may have blown
away your Java. You can reload it from here:

http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

gls858
 
Hey, I checked that and didn't see Java. I had Path
C/Windows/system32



I am beginning to think that it is not a Java problem but a driver
problem.
 
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