Java Runtime Environment 1.6.0.22

[usefullll]

http://www.filehippo.com/download_jre_32/ (32Bit)

 

http://www.filehippo.com/download_jre_64/ (64bit)

 

;)

[sunny staines]

remember to delete old version first

 

and run reg cleaner afterwards

[usefullll]

remember to delete old version first

 

and run reg cleaner afterwards

 

Oh yeah! i forgot to delete old versions..

 

but always will run registry cleaner though,

 

nonetheless thanks for reminding :-D

[enoskype]

For the old Java clutter, don't forget to use JavaRa too .:smile:

 

Cheers.

[titou56]

Hi friends :wink:

 

all done with JAVARA (thanks to Fred)

 

Best regard

[Ted]

Hi, all,

 

Showing my ignorance now:

 

I use JavaRa to Update and remove old versions of Java and I updated one last night.

 

How do know if I have Java Runtime Environment 1.6.0.22.installed?

 

I do have a folder named: Jre6 in C:\Program Files\Java and it is 77.9mbs in size. Is this it? The folder has yesterday's date on it.

[solbjerg]

Hi Ted

Go to - contol panel/java/the tab java/ the button view

It will show you what java version(s) you have installed.

 

If you have installed over the top you may see that your Java folder is older than the java version you are using - this can be updated if a clean install is implemented.

Cheers

solbjerg

 

 

Hi, all,

 

Showing my ignorance now:

 

I use JavaRa to Update and remove old versions of Java and I updated one last night.

 

How do know if I have Java Runtime Environment 1.6.0.22.installed?

 

I do have a folder named: Jre6 in C:\Program Files\Java and it is 77.9mbs in size. Is this it? The folder has yesterday's date on it.

[fredvries]

How to check which version of Java you have...

 

Simply use JavaRa to do that for you.:-D See the image (it's the fourth option)

[Ted]

Hi, solbjerg,

 

I followed your clear directions and I do have version 1.6.0.22 installed. JavaRa has obviously updated me to the new version and deleted the old one. Thank you for that.

[Ted]

Hi, Fred,

 

Thank you for your help. I was using JavaRa version 1.3 and it didn't have all those options, so I updated to 1.6. My Java version is shown as: 6.0.220.4 so I suppose that's right. I guess I can delete all the language files that aren't applicable to me in JavaRa?

[fredvries]

Hi Ted,

 

• Deleting unneeded language files is quite allright

• For all other readers of this topic: JavaRa has silently been updated and now removes all debris up to version 1.6.0.21. Simply redownload the program.

[Ted]

Hi, Fred,

 

Thanks for that.

[solbjerg]

English language file

 

Hi Fred

If you provide me with an English language file for JavaRa - I will provide you with a Danish translation. :-)

For some reason there is no English language file in the JavaRa folder - at least by me.

I could use the German one, but I'm more at home in English :-)

Cheers

solbjerg

 

Hi Ted,

 

• Deleting unneeded language files is quite allright

• For all other readers of this topic: JavaRa has silently been updated and now removes all debris up to version 1.6.0.21. Simply redownload the program.

[fredvries]

Hi Solbjerg,

 

Thanks for your offer. I'll ask Paul to send you the English language file.

 

Fred