Apr 12, 2015  Hi here is my computer info. Every time I turn on my computer, and about 5 times a day Java sends me this update warning. It doesnt matter how many times i install java from this window by hitting more info, or by going to the website and downloading the newest version of java it.

Looking for a way to get rid of Java on your Windows or Mac machine? Though essential to some web users, most people do not need to risk running Java on their machines because of all the security vulnerabilities associated with Java. In this article, I’m going to talk about the steps you need to take in order to completely remove all traces of Java from your Windows machine. The process for Mac is a bit different, so you can scroll down the Remove Java on Mac section if you are running OS X. Note that the newer versions of Java (Java 8v20 and higher) have a built-in tool for uninstalling older Java versions automatically, but sometimes even this tool doesn’t get rid of everything. Also, it keeps the latest version installed, which you might not want either. Microsoft outlook mac download.

Is Java Installed? You can check whether you have Java installed or not in Windows by going to the Control Panel and looking for the Java icon. If you see it there, that means you have Java installed. Using this Control Panel option, you can also disable Java in your web browser without uninstalling it. I’ll explain that option below also.

If you go back to the Control Panel and click on Programs and Features, you can see all the different versions of Java installed on your computer. So what’s next? Well, the first thing I do when removing Java on Windows is to uninstall the older versions first. Remove Older Versions of Java To get rid of the older versions, you can download and install the latest version of Java, which will automatically check for older versions and then install the latest version or you can run the.

The applet will check your version of Java and then remove out-of-date versions. If there are older versions, you will get a message showing you the versions and giving you the ability to uninstall them. Click on the Uninstall Selected Versions button to remove the older versions.

As you can see, I don’t need Java 8 Update 60 because I have the latest Java 8 Update 65 installed. Now that you only have the latest version, we can do one of two things: either disable Java or uninstall it.

Disable Java If you need to occasionally use Java for certain websites, but don’t need it enabled all the time, you can disable it instead of uninstalling. To do this, open the Control Panel, click on Java and then click on the Security tab.

Uncheck the Enable Java content in the browser box to disable Java in Internet Explorer. It’s worth noting that Chrome doesn’t even support Java anymore since version 42, so you don’t have to worry about it in that browser. For Firefox, you have to click on Tools, then Add-ons and select Plugins. Click on Java Platform and then click on Disable. Note that even though Java is disabled, it can become outdated and still present a security vulnerability to your computer since it is installed. Uninstall Java in Windows To uninstall Java, first remove the older versions like shown above and then go to Control Panel and Programs and Features.

Click on the latest Java version listed there and click on Uninstall. Technically, this is all you should have to do, but if you really want to get rid of every trace of Java, I recommend using a freeware app called. Once you download it, just run the application.

You’ll see a couple of icons, but the one we want to use is Remove Java Runtime. On the first screen, it’ll show you that the uninstaller was not found, which is fine since we uninstalled all versions of Java.

Just click on the Next button. The most important part of this program is Step 2.