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Java Unzip Issues

I also am having the Java unzip issue, I’ve used the Windows Clean Up. No Java there. Add/ Remove Programs and no Java there. Still receiving error. Help please. Susan Keenan

Having problems with Java when attempting to Unzip is a common error. It sounds as though you have gone through the initial steps of eliminating the problem. Try the tips suggested here to see if you can resolve the problem.

Why the Java Unzip Error Occurs

When the installation process for the application has encountered a glitch and failed to install properly, it often results in an error. A Java core file fails to install since they cannot unzip and the Java installation fails as a result. As you’ve already discovered, unless you fix the problem, you will not be able to use Java. Typically, what happens is the computer mistakenly thinks that a Java process is running and won’t continue with the installation. Go through each one of the suggested strategies until you discover the one that resolves the issue for you.

Use the Windows Task Manager to Stop the jqs.exe process

1. Open your Windows Task Manager. (Press the following keys all at once: CRTL, ALT, and DEL.)
2. Click on Processes.
3. Search for jqs.exe process.
4. Select jqs.exe process and click on end task.

Use the Windows Task Manager to Stop the jusched.exe process

If the Java update is at fault here, then you can use these steps to fix it. If Java attempted an update and it became stuck, it would lead to a problem unzipping Java files. Just follow these simple steps if you think this could be the issue.

1. Open the Windows Task Manager by pressing these keys on the keyboard all at one time: CRTL, ALT, and DEL.
2. At the top of the “Task Manager” box and select “Processes.”
3. Search for jusched.exe. Select jusched.exe and select end task.

Use the Windows Command Prompt to Stop the jqs.exe process

1. Navigate to “Start” in the lower left-hand corner of the screen and click on it.
2. Select “Run” from the options.
3. Type in the following command ‘cmd’ in the open box that appears to generate the Command Prompt Window. You only need to type the letters into the box.
4. Type the following 5-word phrase: net stop “Java Quick Starter” into the open box.
5. Select “Enter.”
6. You should now see this message “The Java Quick Starter service was stopped successfully.” It should appear beneath the words: “C:\Documents and Settings\user>net stop “Java Quick Starter.”
7. Visit Java’s website and download the latest version of Java. It should install correctly this time around.