Problems and solutions for installing Oracle 11g databases on Windows 10

The Oracle 11g database is installed on Windows 10 and appears many times: a prompt box pops up when the progress bar of the installation is nearing the end. As follows:

"Java (TM) 2 Platform standard Edition binary has stopped working; a problem has occurred that causes the program to stop working properly. If a solution is available, Windows closes the program and notifies you of the error message.

Finally, it was discovered that the installation path of the JDK contained Chinese in order to cause this fatal error, and then I did this:

1. Move the entire JDK folder to an English path.

2. Modify the Java_home, CLASSPATH, and path in the system variables in the environment variable as follows:

Java_home: (direct replacement) F:\SOFTWAREINSTALLATION\JAVA\JDK (I moved the JDK into the F:\SoftWareInstallation\Java\)

CLASSPATH: (direct replacement).; %java_home%\lib;%java_home%\lib\tools.jar (Note that there is a point in front)

PATH: (appended directly to the original content)%java_home%\bin;%java_home%\jre\bin

3. The online search method uninstalls the previously unsuccessful Oracle-related files. (Reference link: http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/390253777#3329407-tsina-1-51652-f6e6a982b11a66de95e1610f5b2ad29a)

since each installation of the system will produce some files, need to uninstall, so each time to do a bit:
1. Start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> Management Tool-> Service stop all Oracle services.
2, Start-> Program->oracle-orahome81->oracle installation products-> Universal Installer, click "Uninstall Product"-"Expand All", select except "Oradb11g_ Home1 "All directories outside, delete.
5. Run regedit, select Hkey_local_machine\software\oracle, and press Del to delete this entry.
6. Run regedit, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services, scroll through this list, and delete all Oracle portals (keys starting with Oracle or Oraweb).
7. Run refedit,hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\eventlog\application and delete all Oracle portals.
8. Delete all keys prefixed with Ora, Oracle, ORCL or Enumora in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT directory.
9. Delete Hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\menuorder\start Menu\ All keys in the programs that start with Oracle.
10, delete hkey_local_machine\software\odbc\odbcinst. INI In addition to the Microsoft ODBC for Oracle registry key, all the keys that contain Oracle.
11. My Computer----high-level----environment variables, delete environment variables classpath and path for Oracle settings.
12. Remove all Oracle-related groups and icons from the desktop, startup Group, and Programs menu.
13. Delete all Oracle-related directories (if not deleted, restart the computer and then delete it) include:
1.c:\program file\oracle directory.
2.oracle_base Directory (the installation directory for ORACLE).
3.c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\oracle directory.
4.c:\users\administrator\oracle or C:\Documents and settings\administrator\oracle directories.
5.c:\windows Delete the following files Oracle.ini, Oradim73. INI, Oradim80. INI, Oraodbc.ini, and so on.
if there is a [ORACLE] tag segment in the Win.ini file under 6.c:\windows, delete the segment.
14. If necessary, delete all Oracle-related ODBC DSN
15, to the Event Viewer, delete the Oracle related log description: If there are individual DLL files can not be deleted, then ignore, restart, start a new installation, install, select a new directory, then, after installation and restart, the old directory and files can be deleted.

4. Re-install Oracle. (There will be two or three error prompts during installation, just "continue").

5. The problem has finally been solved!

Test with the console: Log on successfully and open the database

Problems and solutions for installing Oracle 11g databases on Windows 10