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Eliminate java update prompts

Is there any way to eliminate java update prompts?  When the java updater checks, the end users will see a certificate verification failure, they can click Yes to proceed (if they do, they get a prompt to update java), No or view details.  The details has to do with crl.usertrust.org.

 

Anyway we want to eliminate these prompts once and for all.  Any ideas how to go about doing this?


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Posted by: nheyne 11 years ago
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You can also disable Java updates through the registry:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy]

"EnableJavaUpdate" set to 0


Comments:
  • That's for a 64-bit machine, for 32-bit it's [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy] - nheyne 11 years ago
  • Thank you. Our sysprep image is already up on WDS server, so I am importing these registry keys using ScriptLogic Desktop Authority. - kjstech 11 years ago
  • We're fighting the same Java update battle right now. This is probably overkill but I went into the registry and zeroed out ever numerical entry in that particular key just to make absolutely sure that it doesn't ever check in in any capacity. - AFCUjstrick 11 years ago
    • That's one way to shotgun it! When you set EnableJavaUpdate to 0, it removes the updates tab from the properties page, so you can't even run an update manually. - nheyne 11 years ago
Posted by: SMal.tmcc 11 years ago
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I create syspreped masters and I use msconfig prior to syspreping the image and uncheck the "Java Platform SE Auto Updater" in startup.

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