Java Runtime 6 Update 2 - Removing Control Panel Menu
Am wanting to deloy Java without the menu that comes up in Control panel.
Is there a way to stop it coming up? If not, how do I disable the buttons in the menu to not allow the user to be able to do updates.
Thanks in advance.
Am working with: jre-6u2-windows-i586-p
Is there a way to stop it coming up? If not, how do I disable the buttons in the menu to not allow the user to be able to do updates.
Thanks in advance.
Am working with: jre-6u2-windows-i586-p
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Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Hi Dan,
did you have a look here: http://itninja.com/link/bug-id:-6995830-x86-silent-install-fails-using-nt-authority\system-account-on-x64-vista/win7 ?
Regards, Nick
did you have a look here: http://itninja.com/link/bug-id:-6995830-x86-silent-install-fails-using-nt-authority\system-account-on-x64-vista/win7 ?
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
dan0
16 years ago
I did try all that was in the link above but still cant seem to keep the Java icon from appearing in Control Panel.
Posted by:
dan0
16 years ago
Never mind. Found the javacpl.cpl file that was the icon showing in Control Panel. added the registry line of: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Control Panel\don't load\javacpl.cpl
So now when it installs it does not load the icon into Control Panel.
So now when it installs it does not load the icon into Control Panel.
Posted by:
sunny_sahdev
16 years ago
I agree with Dan0 but:
The other way can be by deleteing the CPL file. You will find it in
Windows\System32\J*.CPL
so u can write a custom action which deletes this file at the end of installation.
The other way can be by deleteing the CPL file. You will find it in
Windows\System32\J*.CPL
so u can write a custom action which deletes this file at the end of installation.
Posted by:
sunny_sahdev
16 years ago
going ahead with
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Control Panel\don't load\javacpl.cpl
is better way i believe cos if u want to configure the app thru that shortcut then u can just remove the entry from "don't load"
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Control Panel\don't load\javacpl.cpl
is better way i believe cos if u want to configure the app thru that shortcut then u can just remove the entry from "don't load"
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