WJView error ERROR: could not execute main: the system cannot find the file specified anyone got any ideas what WEJView is? is it something important or is it spyware that i deleted but didnt take away from the registry ( whatever that means lol) any help is much appriecated thanks in advance

It's part of Windows. Description: Command line utility tool from Microsoft Corporation to view window-based Java applications. Try reinstalling Java?? if that doesn't work I'd say you have a corrupted/missing Windows system file, so try this........ Goto Start > Run, type: SFC /SCANNOW and hit enter, you will be asked for your Xp CD, this will scan and repair all system files.

I have SEARCHed my Windows folder for it. wjview.exe is a "Microsoft VM Command Line Interpreter" What ever the F.. that is??? You do a SEARCH of your HDD for that file, and make sure it in the following folder: C:\WINDOWS\system32 Maybe it is misplaced or delete.

yea i searched for it and its in windows/system32 so im still kinda confused whats wrong its probibly corrupted like Hooner said but what you said about the xp cd when i brought the comp i wasnt given a cd for that so i dont know how to fix it any other ideas please!!!!:P thanks

yea i searched for it and its in windows/system32 so im still kinda confused whats wrong its probibly corrupted like Hooner said but what you said about the xp cd when i brought the comp i wasnt given a cd for that so i dont know how to fix it any other ideas please!!!!:P thanks

Apparently it can be cured by the almighty Ad-aware (free from www.lavasoftusa.com). According to others with the problem anyway, never tried it myself. Download it, UPDATE IT, then run a scan of your registry and drives, REMOVE everything it finds.

I had the same error msg. Yes the adware problem does seem to be a culprit. I suggest going to and applying the info at... http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/WJViewError.htm ----------------- Removal: First, use the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs to uninstall this adware. If this does not help, Click [Start] [Run] Type [Regedit] and click OK. Go to the location: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] In the right pane, delete the value called 'WebSavingsfromEbates' Exit the registry editor and restart Windows. Delete the following folders and subfolders: C:\Program Files\WebSavingsfromEbates\ (Includes 3-4 subfolders) In Internet Explorer, you will also see a right-click context-menu item named "WebSavings". Remove it using ToolbarCop. ------------------- I didn't have the 'WebSavingsfromEbates' in the right pane, mine was a 'Limeshop' value. I deleted the 'Limeshop' value from the right pane, restarted and error message no longer comes up. :-) I think how the error initially came about is because I deleted the desktop 'shortcut' from the desktop and it's 'target' and still have the program Limewire, which Limeshop is linked to. In other words Limeshop could not be found by the mother program Limewire so it error messages. I suppose if I want to use the Limeshop tab in Limewire this error might start up again. But I don't know. Anyways I'm definately going to get the Ad-Aware freebie program and hopefully it will stop this type of problem from reoccuring.