Every time i turn on my computer, after about 2 mins, i get an failure giving message: runtime issue! software: c:\client files\common files\java\java restore\jusched.exe r6002 - floating point support not loaded it only shows up when i turn it on. i tried to clean my registry with regcure and that client says i havent got any other faults (it repaired them all, supposedly). what should i do? thank you for answering, but i fixed it. i copied ccleaner and under tools theres an option startup and there was something by the name of java patch (or something like that), i deleted/disabled it, and now the runtime fault is gone....

Ok so a day ago this thing jusched.exe appearing asking for my to transfer it, i was suspicious so i said no but it just came back a second later. now it goes crazy and wont except no for an answer for the first few times i hit no. so i traced it back to my temporary internet files and deleted it, but it just continues coming back! whats up with that? also whenever ui opened the temp folder a weird file kept appearing and then disappearing. then the next day jusched was back again, and the weird files didnt disappear. do i have a malware? the weird file looked like ~df4f11c69675d7121f.tmp and its symbol was a white piece of paper with a lock on it....

My new notebook came installed with java version 6 64-bit and 32-bit. i now have java version 6 patch 21 for 64-bit. i also have version 6 restore 23 for 32-bit. i have one java console, and it recognizes 64-bit version 6 update 21. java website recognizes 32-bit update 23. task manager shows jusched.exe running and task scheduler lists it as c:\application files (x86)\common files\java\java update\jusched.exe. in the console, i have never auto-download checked. my question is: why is the auto update software configured to run all the time 24/7? is it jusched a malware or spyware? it only checks once every month for an update right? cant you use windows to schedule the program to run once ever...

I plugged my ipod into the laptop (a hp laptop running windows 7 and an intel pentium processor inside) after i plugged in my ipod a fake patch window popped up for jusched.exe*32. so i close the window and disconnected my ipod and ended the program in my task manager. next i looked in my computers recent activity and all files were either a folder titled a noumber lik 01 (c:\users\genevieve\my music\itunes. and so on). the only other kind of file is a document titled d6427a96507efb5a-71aa935cb03f9e9.itc2 (same location as last file) their were about 9 of these documents can anyone tell me what these are? also after doing all this i installed microsoft security essentials and i alread...

About a week ago, i started getting a problem saying that my jusched.exe was incorrect. ive been asking around about it, and i keep getting completely another answers. some people say its a dangerous file and you need to delete it asap, others say its just the java schedule updater, which seems a lot more reasonable. so, while i was told i need to install java, i did. it didnt do anything. now, whenever i restart my laptop, it does a checkdisk. i dont know whats going on, but im worried my notebook is in danger. my question is: 1. is this jusched.exe harmful? 2. if it is, how do i remove it? 3. if it isnt, then how do i fix the file? a little additional info. the file seems to be located in my user ...

I know that java requires updates for games like those on pogo.com, but this one mistifys me as its shown in brackets. does this signify a re-direct?.

I have no idea what jusched.exe is - why do i keep getting and error message and how do i fix it? thanks soccer dave: thanks so much! i apprecate people who are willing to share their knowledge! ^5.