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In this post, we'll go over some of the reasons why it's a good idea to update your JRE. We'll also list a number of operating systems and devices that are compatible with Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4. If you have any additional questions about Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4, the post will also include a comprehensive FAQ section, as well as contact information for Oracle technical support. Oracle announced today that they're updating Java Runtime Environment (JRE) from version 1.7 to version 1. 7 U4. This new version of Java will be free of charge and will cover all platforms that use Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 and 6, as well as Solaris SPARC platforms. According to Oracle's blog post published on August 13, 2012: "It is a security update that also includes a few bug fixes." The first time you run the JRE installer on a system with an existing cache of installed files for this software, the JRE installer will remove those files before installing Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4. This is to avoid confusion when downloading, installing, and/or updating the software. If you do not want to update your JRE, you don't have to. However, there are some things that you can do so that Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4 doesn't overwrite some of your local files. If you have installed the Java Runtime Environment on a removable drive (for example, if this is a USB flash drive), you can remove it after adding Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4 to your system's list of installed programs using the Add/Remove Programs utility in Control Panel or by using the Add/Remove Programs "uninstall" command at a command prompt. This will ensure that the local cache for this program installation remains intact on the removable drive. If you have a SuperAdBlocker with a built-in app cleaner, you can use your SuperAdBlocker with the built-in app cleaner after running Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4 to delete all of those old cache files from your system. Please note that although this is an effective way to clean up old cache files, it may not be as effective as actually removing the removable drive containing the old cache files from your system. There's no need to worry about Java Runtime Environment 1. 7 U4 interfering with your current version of Java – it's compatible with all versions. We're expecting the new version of Java to be available and ready for download and installation within the next 48 hours. Once you've installed Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4, you'll be able to take advantage of these new security features:As we stated previously, Java Runtime Environment 1.7 U4 is free of charge and will cover all platforms that use Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 and 6, as well as Solaris SPARC platforms. cfa1e77820
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