Whenever I go to certain pages (nothing special about them, even
certain pages on my own personal website), the browser closes down? On
IE 6 there is no message, but on Netscape 7.0 I get the following
message: "The procedure entrypoint_JVM_SupportsCX8@0 could not be
located in the dynamic link library jvm.dll", and then closes down.
Would anyone out there know why? Thanks for any assistance you are
able to offer.

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Request for Question Clarification by legolas-ga on 13 Nov 2002 13:25 PST

Can you post WHICH website you are going to?

Something to note is that any JVM errors are caused by your Java
Virtual Machine crashing, which is the real-time compiler that runs
all of the Java applets and code on many webpages. You might have to
reinstall your browsers in order to gain functionality back again.

skermit-ga

Or reinstall Java.

The newset Java is at Sun Microsystems' page: http://java.sun.com

That is slightly misleading.  The JVM is not a compiler.  The applets
are already compiled into whats called byte-code.  The JVM is an
interpretor or whats knows as a sandbox which is a safe environment in
which the applet the can run.

Hi,
Please refer the simlar problem reported in the question . Hope the
same answer  will help you to solve your problem
https://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=90588
Answer:
The easy way to solve your problem is remove the existing version of
Netscape using Add/Remove programs from the control panel and
reinstall Netscape again. While installing make sure that you
included(Tick the checkboxes) for all java components also.
 
Goodluck. 
RAC