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normviv73
I am trying to update from Java 6u7 to 6u11.
I have tried the "Download" from Java.com and also have tried their stand
alone installer. The download "...encounters a problem" and the stand alone
does nothing after I click Run from the UAC window except that the UAC window
goes off.
I have checked the settings on IE7 and on the Java controller from Control
Panel as instructed on the Java trouble shooting page. All settings are as
they should be.
I had the same problem going from update 6 to update 7. I gave a Microsoft
tech control of my system and it took her 2 hours to get update 7 installed.
My system is a Dell Dimension XPS400 with a retail version of Vista
Ultimate. Pentium D 4 Gigs RAM. My system has all the latest Windows
updates installed including those for Office Ultimate 2007. My firewall is
NIS2009 but shutting that off does not help in updating Java.
Java (J2RE) does not appear on my list of programs from Control Panel or
from the list on Windows Install Clean Up utility.
Any solutions will be much appreciated.
Norman Castel
I have tried the "Download" from Java.com and also have tried their stand
alone installer. The download "...encounters a problem" and the stand alone
does nothing after I click Run from the UAC window except that the UAC window
goes off.
I have checked the settings on IE7 and on the Java controller from Control
Panel as instructed on the Java trouble shooting page. All settings are as
they should be.
I had the same problem going from update 6 to update 7. I gave a Microsoft
tech control of my system and it took her 2 hours to get update 7 installed.
My system is a Dell Dimension XPS400 with a retail version of Vista
Ultimate. Pentium D 4 Gigs RAM. My system has all the latest Windows
updates installed including those for Office Ultimate 2007. My firewall is
NIS2009 but shutting that off does not help in updating Java.
Java (J2RE) does not appear on my list of programs from Control Panel or
from the list on Windows Install Clean Up utility.
Any solutions will be much appreciated.
Norman Castel