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Hi <br />
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We have windows 2012 DC and Windows 7. when ever the users log in , they keep getting java update windows asking for a user name and password.<br />
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I am familiar with pushing the flash update (msi) through the GPO, whenever adobe releases new updates<br />
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But Is there a way to push Java update.Is there a msi for this .<br />
Please post me tutorials to push Java updates through the GPO we have 300 PCs<br />
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&nbsp;Thanks
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Hi 

We have windows 2012 DC and Windows 7. when ever the users log in , they keep getting java update windows asking for a user name and password.
 
I am familiar with pushing the flash update (msi) through the GPO, whenever adobe releases new updates

But Is there a way to push Java update.Is there a msi for this .
Please post me tutorials to push Java updates through the GPO we have 300 PCs


 Thanks

How to install Java updates through the GPO we have 300 PCs Windows 2012 DC and Windows 7

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