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Unless disk space is at a premium - they are not really doing any harm. They don't take much up, in any case.<br />
Also - if you are using older apps that have a dependancy on Enviro 5 - and you remove them - the java in the app may not work...
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Unless disk space is at a premium - they are not really doing any harm. They don't take much up, in any case.
Also - if you are using older apps that have a dependancy on Enviro 5 - and you remove them - the java in the app may not work...

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The new version patches several security flaws in the older ones. &nbsp;Keep the older ones, you keep the flaws
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The new version patches several security flaws in the older ones.  Keep the older ones, you keep the flaws

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Thank you...<br />
Comments: <br />
I don't see why these things don't remove themselves when a new one comes along. &nbsp;Same remark about Microsoft's &quot;NtUninstall&quot;, some of which are faily large. &nbsp;-- &nbsp;Norma
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Thank you...
Comments:
I don't see why these things don't remove themselves when a new one comes along.  Same remark about Microsoft's "NtUninstall", some of which are faily large.  --  Norma

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Comment: &nbsp;I don't see why these things don't remove themselves when a new one comes along. &nbsp;Same remark about Microsoft's &quot;NtUninstall&quot;, some of which are rather large.<br />
-- Norma
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Comment:  I don't see why these things don't remove themselves when a new one comes along.  Same remark about Microsoft's "NtUninstall", some of which are rather large.
-- Norma

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My explorer shows a number of these:<br />
C:\\Program Files\Java\jrel.6.0.03 -- and a bunch with lower numbers<br />
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I assume these are the same which show in Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Add or Remove Programs:<br />
Java(TM) 6 update 3 -- also others with lower numbers<br />
Also: J2SE Runtime Environment 5 update 10; 5 update 11, 6 update 1 -- and so on.<br />
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Question: &nbsp;Can these be deleted? &nbsp;Should I keep only the latest ones?<br />
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- - Norma Posy
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My explorer shows a number of these:
C:\\Program Files\Java\jrel.6.0.03 -- and a bunch with lower numbers

I assume these are the same which show in Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs:
Java(TM) 6 update 3 -- also others with lower numbers
Also: J2SE Runtime Environment 5 update 10; 5 update 11, 6 update 1 -- and so on.

Question:  Can these be deleted?  Should I keep only the latest ones?

- - Norma Posy

Java update files removal

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