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Java Runtime Environment 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 JRE Free Download Latest Version for Windows. The program and all files are checked and installed manually before.
You don't need to do anything since Java 7 Update 51 is not vulnerable (afaik) and is the recommended version offered at http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp and http://www.java.com/en/download/
If you check the 'Do I have Java?' link at http://www.java.com/en/download/ and run the Java Detection applet it will tell you that you have the recommended Java installed (Version 7 Update 51).
Related bugs:
- Bug 985968 - Mozilla Plugin check page displays Java plugin as vulnerable even if the latest version is installed.
- Bug 985056 - Java JDK 8 released
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(System here is Windows 7)
I have received this sentence in an E-Mail from higher powers..
No clue, so I looked around and found THIS PAGE on the Java website, which only tells me that my java is 'out of date'. I tried again at THIS PAGE (a site called 'JavaTester') which said to look in control panel (Win'7) then look in programs then Programs and features where I find..
The Question: Do I have a Java JRE that's good enough ?
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For that matter, how do I find out what version of the JAVA JRE actually exists on this machine ?
User.1User.13 Answers
The short answer: yes, your JRE is new enough.
The longer answer: you can get the precise version string from your installed JRE by opening a command window, cding to your JRE's binaries folder, and doing java -version. For example, on my laptop I do
This is JRE 1.7.0 update 51, or just 'Java 7 update 51'.
You're using JRE 6, so the folder will be a bit different, but it shouldn't be too hard to find.
You can check your java version by opening a command prompt and type java -version.
You can download and install the latest version of java:
- 32bit: http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/download/AutoDL?BundleId=83383
- 64bit: http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/download/AutoDL?BundleId=83385
Note: Windows 7 does not always map the java bin path. If you get an error when typing java -version then you can manually set your java path (see below)
Then either restart your machine or copy the entire contents from step 4. Open a command prompt and type set path=, right click and select paste. Press enter to run. You should then be able to type java -version.
kobaltzkobaltzI'm guessing they're going asking you verify that your default JRE is at that level or higher. It's entirely possible (and sometimes necessary) to have multiple versions installed at the same time.
That said, to check which versions are available, open your control panel, and search for java. Open the Java Control Panel, and one of the tabs will be the list of JRE's that are 'officially' installed:
Edit (lots of good/fast answerers here!)Add this step to kobaltz's really good answer about finding the path/command-line version and you've got it.