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This question doesnt make sense? <br />
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Do you just want to install Java onto your DC? <br />
Do you want to install Java on your clients via a GPO? Do you want to control the Java prompts via GPO? <br />
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If you want to install Java onto your DC, take a system restore point and then install the latest version of Java from their website. Once done disable the updater in Control Panel.
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This question doesnt make sense?

Do you just want to install Java onto your DC?
Do you want to install Java on your clients via a GPO? Do you want to control the Java prompts via GPO?

If you want to install Java onto your DC, take a system restore point and then install the latest version of Java from their website. Once done disable the updater in Control Panel.

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I'am wanting to do both GPO to install on clients . and To control java prompts on GPO.
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I'am wanting to do both GPO to install on clients . and To control java prompts on GPO.

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Figured it out
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Figured it out

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I put the solution in detail above.
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how to create a policy to install java on a dc running active directory
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how to create a policy to install java on a dc running active directory

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