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I hope you got what you wanted, right?

Didn't you receive my email at uttam24april@gmail.com?

Of course, i told you that i will upload it and will let you know. Just give me 3 more hours :)

This doesn't matter coz this folder is only coz of your Netbeans IDE, nothing else.
Well, i can simply say that Native Libraries whom JNA call might not support the OS you are trying on. I can send...

Oh God, so copy this plugin folder and include it in jar file and also place this plugin folder in the directory where you are copying your jar file. Run jar file and let me know.

Is there any "plugins" folder in your project directory (on your original machine where everything is working fine) ?

Yeah that is why i am asking you to remove the Native Library in com/sun/jna directory and copy the new one from the link i provided you.

Make sure you download it from https://github.com/twall/jna
and both files jna.jar and platform.jar

Go to your com/sun/jna directory and see if there is Native Library or not?
If there is remove it, download it for that OS from official website and copy to the directory and try running again. I...

Well, what else can i say further? I got no more solution for this. Hmmm..... may be Windows Ultimatum doesn't support this. (My opinion, can be wrong though)

Download this on your current machine and run, if sound appeared here, it means you are missing something while deploying here. Might be there are some plugins folder that you are not moving to the...

@utam24april: I guess you must be able to know now that issue is not with the application then but with the deployment of files on the other machine.
Listen, just take a break, get relaxed and now...

Yeah that's what am i asking you to do.
Example:
You have your project in say D:\NetBeans Projects\Your_Application
Now, copy the whole Your_Application from your machine to other machine and then...

Copy them out of the jar in your current working directory and see.
Also, i guess there are not only two dll's but almost 6 to 8 dll's. Check on your machine where you've managed to run it. What...

Yes, you are right that Java is platform independent but the libraries that use native calls to OS are dependent. So, i guess yes there is difference between windows7 and windows7ultimate...

It's unable to find jna.jar file. Well, if you have included this, make sure, this jna.jar matches the OS specification as jna.jar is pure java code that is used to access native libraries.
This...

vlcj.jar and jna.jar
Check these two jar files from the official page, if they are platform independent or not. I am quite sure, there will be different versions for different OS and one cross...

I am not sure if this difference of versions are creating problems coz it really depends upon the library you are using in your application. Can you tell me the libraries (API's) you are using?

Okay can you tell me which API's are you using in your application?
Well, i can explain you with example.
Let's say you've imported a library say ABC which is downloaded from www.xyz.com and there...

Because you are using a native library in your application and a proper native library is not imported/included in the jar to run over this machine.

Are you use any native API for sound? If yes, check the OS specs of your and your friend's machine. Also, are you sure, you move all the libraries, dlls (if required) within the jar file?