You can (and it is reccomended) to uninstall all of the older Java run time environments. I think you just go to Programs and Features and delete all of the old versions.
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I just upgraded fro m XP to 7. I would like to increase available disk space. Is it OK to uninstall older Java run time environments and / or updates, keeping only the latest of each? Failing that, how about getting rid of the all and reinstalling current Java?
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Yes, as Smael said, uninstall old versions of Java and you can download the latest version here. I have it removed completely and don't even use it on my computer.
Why would there be old Java drivers on a new install. I am under the understanding that XP cannot upgrade directly to Windows 7.0.
I upgraded using Laplink software that reinstalls all programs, files and settings. Works great by the way.
Wow, Laplink! I haven't heard that mentioned in a while. I think I have a Laplink cable in an old box next to my Sony Walkman.... Sorry, just reminiscing :grin:I upgraded using Laplink software that reinstalls all programs, files and settings. Works great by the way.
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