Java Help! Can't Get Java After Computer Reboot

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The user is unable to install Java after rebooting their computer with a fake version of Windows XP due to a virus. They are facing validation issues that prevent them from downloading the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) from Sun. Suggestions include burning a copy of Java from another computer and questioning the need for OS validation to install Java. The discussion highlights the importance of using legitimate software and considering Microsoft support for resolution. The user is seeking a workaround to bypass the validation requirement for Java installation.
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I recently had to get my computer rebooted using a fake operating system of XP due to a virus. But i can't get Java anymore! I can't validate my system as it requires that do proceed with the download. Is there anyway i can get it...?
 
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It's a better idea to call MS support instead of using pirated software.

Just burn a copy of Java on a cd from a different computer.
 
Huh? You should be downloading the Java JRE from Sun, not Microsoft. Why do you need to validate the OS to install Java? Maybe I'm completely missing something.
 
I do download it from sun but when you download it it then comes up and tells me that my computer hasnt got a validated xp on it so it can't continue with the download.
 
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