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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Is it necessary for me to install to my MBP even if I have java installed? Posted on Apr 14, 2012 10:07 AM Question marked as Top-ranking reply Posted on Apr 14, 2012 10:09 AM If you have Java installed but have not downloaded and installed the security update, then you should consider checking your system for the malware first. Then open Software Update to get the security update. Question marked as Top-ranking reply Apr 14, 2012 10:09 AM in response to joupz If you have Java installed but have not downloaded and installed the security update, then you should consider checking your system for the malware first. Then open Software Update to get the security update. Apr 14, 2012 10:28 AM in response to joupz If you are properly updated then you do not need to use the malware removal tools unless you have evidence you are infected. Apr 14, 2012 10:33 AM in response to joupz If you have Java installed, it is especially necessary for you to install this update. Not only will it ensure that your Java is up-to-date, it will also change a setting in Java to make it more secure should future vulnerabilities be found, and will remove the malware if present. Even if you keep up with security updates, the security updates that closed those Java holes only appeared after it was being actively exploited, so you could have been infected even if you now have the most recent version of Java. of 1 Flashback removal tool
Key features of the Java removal tool that are enabled through these drivers include:
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- Sun Java Update Sched Removal Tool
At one time, I had the Software Installation feature in GPO set to install the Java 7 update 11 MSI installer. Then, I removed it with the removal method "immediately uninstall the software from users and computers".Now, I have a windows 2008 R2 server that gets stuck on "removing managed software java 7 update 11".Normally, I would bypass this by unplugging the network connection, doing a hard reset, starting back up, then running the Microsoft Fix It tool to remove any remnants of Java. However, the Fix It tool won't run on this operating system.If I try to reinstall Java by running the MSI file, I get the message: User 'SYSTEM' has previously initiated an install for product "Java 7 update 11'. That user will need to run that install again before they can use that product. Error 1704. An installation for Java 7 update 11 is currently suspended.If I run the installer a second time, it installs, and I can uninstall it from "programs and features" in the control panel.However, at startup, I still get stuck on the "removing managed software" message.What can I do? Can I cancel the uninstallation somehow? Or manually remove Java? (The JavaRa tool didn't work).[edit]: Would this be an appropriate next step? enter regedit and find navigate to the following: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Group Policy\Appmgmt Then find the correct key, this is easy to do by looking at each key’s “Deployment Name“. Once you have found the correct key simply delete it and reboot. The computer will boot normally now and you can then remove the offending software via Control Panel.Source:
