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how should I roll back java?
techidave:
You might try these uninstall instructions from JAVA.com
Or download the Java uninstaller Here
Dave
holt:
The JavaRa crew now say that there's no longer a need for the software as the Oracle Java installer does a thorough job of removing older versions. On my own systems I have found this to be true.
-cranioscopical (August 01, 2016, 08:35 AM)
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+1. I just updated today and the installer found both the 64 and 32 bit obsolete versions and removed them.
-MilesAhead (August 01, 2016, 01:25 PM)
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Tnx! Problem solved. :)
holt:
My Gateway TA6 laptop died a month ago, and I'm finally up again with an old Celeron and Windows XP Home which I just upgraded with 2GB RAM.
McAfee antiV refuses to let me transfer their product; can anyone please recommend a good free antiV?
Shades:
Not sure which of the free AV's still support Windows XP.
BitDefender, Panda, Avira and Avast are the usual suspects when I fix computers for others.
ClamWin is the only open source AV I know and I would guess that it still supports XP. It doesn't come with real-time protection by default. There are 3rd party tools that make real-time protection possible with ClamWin, but usually at the cost of resources, something Celeron-based processors do not have much of. Not in desktop PCs and definitely not in laptops.
holt:
Tnx. I'm using an old desktop celeron; works good with 2gb ram.
The Avira link download failed to open; maybe because I'm using Windows XP. I'll try the oldapps version;
http://www.oldapps.com/antivir.php?old_antivir=16155
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