April 1, 200719 yr This computer won't load runescape. I use low detail, click a world, and it just comes up grey. What can I do to make it work?
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April 14, 200719 yr OK, The problem is that the computer you are currently using dosen't have java, or one that actually can't handle Runescape. Download this java, its technologically speaking not suppose to be out anymore, but thank god for me finding old files that work amazingly on games, today. This java is named "MSJVM" standing for Microsoft Java Virtual Machine, it has been discontined and not legal anymore, if you use it you wont get into trouble, its illegal for microsoft to distribute anymore because of a lawsuit from Java-Sun systems, They were sue'd because of the MSJVM will very and i mean very rarely close out and has a small loop hole in it that can get you a virus, but not a serious one if you have a virus protection it will find it and take it out. Well anywhoo, Download it here --> http://www.alibre.com/support/downloads.aspx#jvm After you download this and then install it of course immediatly restart your computer. I will load Runescape faster and NO lagg unless your computer is REALLY OUT OF DATE like windows 95' and 98' with 16 to 32 bit Graphic cards lol. And it should work if no, you have SUN SYSTEMS still on your Computer, Which you just do Disk Clean up the go to INSTALLED PROGRAM, and it will "populate programs" that are on your PC look For JRE something and Unintstall all of them then restart and try it.. WARNING- MSJVM only takes up 5 Mega-bytes or so ,but if your a picky one and Choose not to have it anymore, your going to have to go to google and download MSJVM REMOVAL TOOL because you can't just uninstall this one, its hidden in your computer because it was a program that was automaticly installed on windows XP Sp-1 so it was a important program so it went into the programing of The OS OEM. Hope this helps ~Snakebite420
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