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January 16th 13, 11:41 AM
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Warnings about Java 7 Update 10?
I saw warning messages about updating Java to Java 7 Update
11. I have Windows xp mce on a Dell c521 desktop. The Add or Remove Programs page lists the following: Java 7 Update 11 Java(TM) 6 Updates 18, 20, 22, and 37 Do I need all that Java stuff? Should I remove everything except Java 7 Update 11. Will I lose anything by removing the other Java 6 stuff? Thanks -- Jack from Taxacola (formerly Pensacola), FL dele XXX 
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January 16th 13, 06:44 PM
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Warnings about Java 7 Update 10?
"Jackson" wrote:
I saw warning messages about updating Java to Java 7 Update 11. I have Windows xp mce on a Dell c521 desktop. The Add or Remove Programs page lists the following: Java 7 Update 11 Java(TM) 6 Updates 18, 20, 22, and 37 Do I need all that Java stuff? Should I remove everything except Java 7 Update 11. Will I lose anything by removing the other Java 6 stuff? Unless you have some severely ancient apps that demand the availability of an older version of Java, there is no reason to have more than one version install. In the Add/Programs applet in Control Panel, uninstall all versions of Java run-time and install just the latest one. If you have no local apps that require Java and if you do not visit sites that use it to deliver Java applets to your web browser then an installation of Java is sitting idle and wasting disk space. If you don't actually need Java then uninstall it. What apps did you install or what sites do you visit that require Java?
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