Windows 7 - Java Update

Similar Questions

• JRE 8 and Locale.setDefault (), 8 5, Windows 7 java update

  Hello

  I have a simple question that I can't solve.

  I'm working on JavaFX application in which I use DatePicker. This part is not important.

  My date picker is date formatting based on my Windows 7 OS regional and language settings (Formats).

  Now, this part is relevant:

  In an attempt to make my independent regional application and display format of date always as the United States, I used only once this line of code:

  Locale.setDefault (Locale.ENGLISH);

  Here's the problem:

  Now when I remove this line of code "Locale.setDefault (Locale.ENGLISH)" my application is no longer able to get my Windows 7 OS regional regional format and language settings (Formats). Locale information is permanently lost in the JVM. Things are even worse, because my JDBC connection does not work now, and it reports:

  java.sql.SQLException: locale not recognized

  to oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoauthenticate.setSessionFields(T4CTTIoauthenticate.java:1006)...

  How can I revert to the old behavior of JVM and automatically get my Windows 7 OS locale information regional and language settings (Formats)? Any help?

  The application now works only when there is Locale.setDefault (Locale.ENGLISH); line in the code.

  Sorry,

  My dishes of regional setting in Bosnia, Latin, who beat bouth SQL Developer, and my Oracle JDBC and application. This medicine works now. Thx a lot

• Could not start the automatic updates. Get an error that Windows cannot check the updates, D0000034 after the failure of the Java updates

  OP: Action Center... PC problem: 1 important message

  After the failure of the attempt to install the JAVA update, I received this message from Action Center... Windows cannot check the updates. So I was taken to the dialog box and retried to check the updates of windows fails again with the code D0000034. Also did a system restore to the place before the installation of JAVA update attempt, but was no help. Can you help me?

  Hello Irfan,

  Thanks again for your response. Since your last I discovered through my system status (Control Panel), I wrote that my product ID and the Windows 7 activation status not available. So I followed instuctions to help and microsoft support to activate.  Yet once, I got the error code D0000034 as before with the problem of update. However, I was given the opportunity to phone, but received no phone #. I bought the DVD of Windows 7 and installed on the PC that was custom built for me.  On the site Web microsoft help and support, I was asked for the product ID, which according to them is a # 20 numbers.  Not the only one, I have is the product key which is one 25-alpha-numeric.  I tried to enter only and does not pass.  This is why I say that I can pay for help since I did not ' have the product ID.  Maybe it isn't your area of expertise, Irfan, but I was hoping... I re - install windows on last April when I got in trouble and probably did not re - activate? What do you think?  If you can get back on track, I would be very grateful and thank you once again to be a big help!

  wandrinstar

  Please ignore above request. I have since re-activated Windows and the problem was solved with technical assistance telephone and thank you again for your help, Irfan. Also thanks to all the people answering the phone at microsoft. The experience I had was really a pleasure. I wasn't expecting such an attitude courteous and professional.

  Keep up the good work,

  wandrinstar

• Java update has not completed windows error code 1603

  When I try to update Java on Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, the Setup program ends with an error message "Java update has not ended. Error code: 1603. Please consult the Help Center Java to correct that information or contact your system administrator. »

  Java Help Center is not useful. It indicates that this is a known issue and is being researched. This status is apparently true for over a year with no resolution, it seems as if not enough resources are devoted to research. The subject alluded to the possible incompatibility with Microsoft MS14-049 KB2918614 security update.

  I uninstalled KB2918614 and still the same error.

  I uninstalled Java 7, rebooted the PC and tried to install Java 8 and got the same error. Then I installed the update of Java 7 79 and it worked, but I can't go beyond Java 7 for an evolutionary support for Java edition.

  
  

  These all fail:

  JRE-8u45-windows - i586.exe

  JRE-8u45-windows - x 64 .exe

  JRE-8u60-windows - i586.exe

  JRE-8u60-windows - x 64 .exe

  
  Favorite using your search engine Internet web searches will bring up many people having the same problem, but no final solution. Variations on uninstall all versions of Java and re - install, change the language to English settings, remove KB2918614, use the Offline Installer, use the installer of auto update online, hack the registry, etc., but it's as if all of this is purely by accident lucky work around solutions and there is no real real an official answer as to what is happening. I tried them all and I still can't get Java 8 to install. I can't update Java.

  1. What is the solution to the 1603 error?
  2. If I stick with Java 7 forever?
  3. And although my OS 64-bit computer, must I install the i586 or x 64 Java, or both?

  
  

  Screenshots of the error:
  

  

  

  On a whim, I disabled McAfee VirusScan 8.8 and Alto! installing Java 8 worked.

  There is no message in my logs VSE VSE was the cause. However I saw messages clearly connected "would be blocked by an Access Protection rule (rule is currently not applied)" but in fact, they are apparently put into force and prevent the successful install Java 8. Or at least that's my theory.

  What's new on Java 8 and VSE VSE to prevent installation of Java 8?

  27/08/2015-10:32:03 would be blocked by an Access Protection rule (rule is currently not applied) NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\system32\MsiExec.exe common standard Protection \REGISTRY\MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MozillaPlugins\@java.com/JavaPlugin,version=10.79.2\MimeTypes\application/x-java-applet;version=1.7\Description: Mozilla & FireFox to protect the files and settings blocked Action: create

  and

  27/08/2015-10:32:04 would be blocked by an Access Protection rule (rule is currently not applied) NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\system32\MsiExec.exe common standard Protection \REGISTRY\MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MozillaPlugins: Mozilla & FireFox to protect the files and settings blocked Action: write

• JRE 8 update 31 on a Machine of Windows 8 'Java-version' does not

  Hi people

  I work for a software development company. For the moment, we test Java 8 features with our software and the use of Java 8 in our environment. For installation, we use an automatic installation of the .msi file for 32-bit and 64-bit Version of Java 8.

  So far, everything works fine on our test with Java update 31 8 machines. The only thing we noticed is that we had a few mistakes when we were checking the version of java via the console.

  For example, when upgrade us a Java 7 to 8 Java machine, we have first of all uninstall Java 7, restart and then install Java 8. After that the process, we receive an error when we execute the command 'java-version '.

  Error: The "java" command is not found or is written incorrect (not exactly this error, because we have a German version of windows).

  This only happens on machines with windows 8

  On a windows 7, we get a correct output:

  C:\ > java-version

  Java version "1.8.0_31".

  Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_31 - b13)

  Java for 64-bit Server VM (build 25.31 - b07, mixed mode)

  We could resolve the problem on a windows machine 8 by adding the java installation directory in the systemvariable "path." Once the 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin' is added, the command returns the correct output.

  This work around is not a good option, in my opinion, because I don't want to install some GPO crazy to hardcode the installationdir in the systemvariable. I think that the installer must handle this task for me.

  Someone here run into similar problems with java on windows 8 at or someone knows a better way to solve the problem?

  Best regards

  Daniel

  We could resolve the problem on a windows machine 8 by adding the java installation directory in the systemvariable "path." Once the 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin' is added, the command returns the correct output.

  This work around is not a good option, in my opinion, because I don't want to install some GPO crazy to hardcode the installationdir in the systemvariable. I think that the installer must handle this task for me.

  Someone here run into similar problems with java on windows 8 at or someone knows a better way to solve the problem?

  Your "workaround" is your solution. The Java installer does NOT change the path. Any change in the path must be carried out by the user.

  Another alternative is to create a simple "java.bat" file that is located in a directory that is located on the path.

  This batch file can add the entry appropriate to the PATH environment variable and then launch Java.

• Java Update blocked by Spybot

  I'm trying to update Java. I'm coming to a Java update screen, click here to download and then I am blocked by Spybot.

  For now, ignore the plugin check site. Oracle released Java 8, but it is not recommended for general users (just developers) so the suggestion to update is premature. I hope the site will get restored. Meanwhile, Java should check updates on a weekly basis or when you shut down and restart Windows.

  That still doesn't explain why Spybot opposes...

• When I check my add on to this day because it says my Java update of needs I download it it says java now works, but when I check again he says now vulnerable update

  I click on my plug-in update, he said: I need to update java I update java, but when I go back to plugin it still says that I have to update. I've updated several times and get the same result, what I am doing wrong? I know that I have the right version. I am running Windows 8.1 64bits.

  Unfortunately, the auditor plugin will always recommend the latest version available even when Oracle recommends that regular users (non-developer) stick with Java SE 7 for now. For now, you will have to rely on the Java Update (it is constantly running in the background unless you've disabled it) until Oracle is easy put Java SE 8 on java.com , and then everything will line up again.

• Can you tell me if I have a 64-bit Java update operating system do I download

  Please can someone advise me on how Java Update, I download a Windows 7 64-bit operating system. My Firefox tells me that I need urgently update my Java but when I click on update all that is that there is a page of confusing information about 32-bit and 64-bit systems thanks to. He asks what version I'm using 64-bit or 32-bit Firefox. I didn't know that there were two, I thought speaking of 64-bit and 32-bit, this meant the operating system of my computer. Can anyone clear this up for me. Thank you.

  Hello, you must install the version of the java plugin which corresponds to your Web browser. Firefox is available only in 32-bit version for now (it will run on windows 7 64 bit in any case) - so for java to work in firefox, you will also need to install the 32-bit plugin: http://java.com/download/windows_xpi.jsp

• Java update is a Virus!

  I have the window update of the software for a new version of Java (this one 8 update Java 91 build 14) which appears every few weeks. Is this a virus?

  (I have a Macbook Pro, latest version of El Capitan).

  Update Java 8 14 91 is the current version. Open system preferences > Java > update - update if necessary.

• Problem with Java Update and...

  Vista HP model a6334f IE8 - need to update Java 1.6.0_01 _16 - unsuccessful for the past three days. What is the error code 1606? (could not access network location % APPDATA%\). It is the usual response. Once I got an "Error 1606 - error codes InstallShield - indicate an action failed during the process of instaltion.» Java.com no help. I downloaded the installer on the desktop then run it-"unpacking the downloaded files failed." First thing the next day and got the same answers failure + "unable to launch the Java Update Setup." I had tried installing offline with the same results. I went through my firewall security system Windows and advocate to ensure that they were not interfere because I noticed the logo of security on the icons to the trash. I don't know if there is nothing to do but I can't update my HP Web Printing either. I have messed up something along the way, thinking I knew what I was doing. I have been at this nearly two years and am usually able to understand things using various places - stop now I guess I better stop before I really mess up things.

  I have a stack of printed documents on the possible solutions to my problem of different sites. As I was going through them last night, I realized that no two of the answers don't match and I was in a spiral and most likely make things worse. I love my Vista and felt quite relieved when going through these discussions tha I had all of these problems - and then I started having them. This is ridiculous, I thought. So, I provided all the printed documents and dropped in a box (just in case) - and has a system restored 6 weeks ago. When this finshed I checked to make sure I still had internet access then close and went to bed. This morning, I started to go through the system to see what I had - to see if my Java was back. Well, not only is it back - it is updated to 1.6.0_15.

• Java update problem

  update of Java while trying to install a java update the followin message problem, cannot start the installer from the java (TM) update the requested operation requires a rise.

  Hi all

  You can see this information on Java user account control.
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/FAQ/UAC.XML

  But to answer some questions, even if logged in with an administrator account, Windows Vista and Windows 7 require a high privilege to install some things. It is the function of (UAC) user account control. Usually you would right click on the .exe for example setup.exe or Setup.msi file. If you're in a command prompt, then right click on cmd.exe and select "Run as administrator.".

  You can temporarily disable UAC and install Java. Re-enable UAC, then see if it helps to get installed it.

  Thank you

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Java update problem. I have problems with the update of java on my microsoft vista,

  I had no problems before with the java update, but now, I have tried several times to install java 7 update 21 on my microsoft vista. This is a big problem that I can't use my netbank and other important sites.

  What should do?

  I had no problems before with the java update, but now, I have tried several times to install java 7 update 21 on my microsoft vista. This is a big problem that I can't use my netbank and other important sites.

  What should do?

  ======================================
  Something to try... no guarantee it will work...

  (1) create a System Restore Point.

  Windows Vista - system restore: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  (2) uninstall all instances of JAVA.

  How to uninstall Java on my Windows computer?
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/uninstall.jsp

  (3) download the full Version of JAVA 7 update 21 on your desktop.

  Here is the link for downloads.

  http://www.Java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
  (remember to read the instructions)

  Select the second choice under Windows (offline)
  This will download the (jre-7u21-windows - i586.exe)
  file on your hard drive and you can install from there.

  (4) on the left, double-click on the downloaded file and if all goes well
  It will install successfully.

  Good luck...

• I'm Microsoft Installer error 2203 when I try to update TurboTax 2009, also problem with Java Update

  Download all the updates to TurboTax 2009 I do not settle with the error code Windows Installer 2203. Sun Java updates also fail.

  It comes with Vista, upgrade install and activate Forum.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaprograms/threads

  They will help you with your questions in the Forum Vista programs at the above address.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I have installed a recent Java Update

  Since this automatic update, my computer is wobbly and unstable, what can I do to fix this?  You run troubleshooting etc. without success - thank you

  If it was because of the Java Update, you can try to uninstall and then reinstall.

  Run Windows Update and install all updates.

  Run a full system scan with:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

• I have a java update exe called jucheck that keeps popping up, it is this safe, should I download?

  Every day, a pop up wonder to down load an update of java called jucheck exe.  I don't know if it's something I need to download? or if it is safe?

  Yes it is safe

  I do not think that a virus requires your permission

  Moreover, it is quite safe to uninstall Java if you are not using any Java made programs like Minecraft, Runescape, Net beans, Eclipse etc.
  But if you use Java I suggest now he and all the other software you use updated performance and increased security because more updates of windows/desktop/java set problems and security issues