HI
I picked up a mpc3503 with Java and it takes for ever to come to start up ready screen.
Can I just uninstall it?
thanks
I picked up a mpc3503 with Java and it takes for ever to come to start up ready screen.
Can I just uninstall it?
thanks
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
The MPCxx03 series have Java installed on a flash ROM on the controller. You can use SP5-730-1 set to '0' to disable Java. The manual says input a Java license code there to enable, but I have never seen it set for anything but either a 1 or a 0. When set to 0 java definitely does not run, and yes the machine feels more responsive. -
Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
thanks
i gotta ck if that is the one i set to 0 along with the 20day setting too.Comment
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
check that function priority is not set to java as well.Comment
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
thanks all.
i was able to uninstall java and had java turned off b4 doing it via sp5730-1 but machine is slow to come to ready..
I d say it takes 3-4 minutes....
i formatted HD via service mode and this machine originally had "Equitrac" installed and
user codes...Comment
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
it has the latest package FW and system was 1.31 and doing the FW did nothing.
So i pulled the hard drive and swapped another good pull and it came up right away wth format HD..
Now i am thinking that might be it.
I let it finish and re power up,and same 3-4 minute wait for normal screen.
So i go into user tools and do the # system at the time and reset all the copiers functions back to factory default.
I think only two of them reset,no printer,scanner,address book features would respond.
Repower machine and went to normal screen in 20 seconds.niceComment
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
Hey Andy.
I just thought I'd chime in my my own 2 cents.
I was contacted early last week by a colleague of mine to help out with similar (sounding) issue on an MP C300 at one of his client's. He's just a repair guy and doesn't know anything about IT or Networking. He apparently had someone else without much Ricoh experience try a bunch of stuff without any success.
The original call was for very slow printing. I checked all of the usual things first: drivers, switches, cables, and of course that it wasn't using WSD port, etc. All Good.
Only when I rebooted did I realize that it took forever to boot up, so I immediately figured JAVA was the culprit. It was installed, and they had absolutely no use for it, so I went about uninstalling. That made no difference to the boot speed. My next step was doing a memory clear on virtually everything - except Engine of course. They only use it for printing so that made my life a little easier. Rebooted, and it came to ready very quickly, and no slow printing issues after that.
I wish I knew which module was the actual culprit.
Go Raptors!!
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
Whats up brother..are you ready for tonights game?
This machine was odd as it had EQUITRAC and would try to boot to a server originally which it couldnt find.
I was glad that after swapping out HD,FW update and uninstalling java I was able to get it normal.
I did some sp 5801 reset excluding 01 and 02 and it made no difference.
The change came in user tools..
GO RAPTORS.................Comment
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Re: Proper way to uninstall JAVA?
does DURANT PLAY>???Comment
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