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   somae Private E-2

   I saw that you recommend to uninstall your current version of java and then install the new version.
   
   I was wondering if you are recommending against using the automatic update from java?
   
   Thanks.

    

   somae, Jul 28, 2010

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   chaslang MajorGeeks Admin - Master Malware Expert Staff Member

   Actually it states to uninstall old versions and install the current version.
   
   

   No unless you are a user complaining about slow startup or a slow PC (i.e., inadequate memory). The problem simply is that Sun does not uninstall all old versions automatically.

    

   chaslang, Jul 29, 2010

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