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Reply With QuoteIf you have the Group Policy Preferences Client Side Extension installed on the XP boxes, you could do it with Preferences: How do I disable Java updates with Group Policy? | Group Policy, Y'all .
Disable Java updates
I need to disable Java update checking on 360 computers via GPO.
We have a Windows 2008 R2 domain.
K-12 school district.
Windows XP Pro and Windows 7 Pro clients.
I was thinking of doing a VBS script to change the registry for these. I've noticed that Javasoft is no longer located in HKLM\Software. I did notice though that it is located in HKCU\Software. Is this where I want to make these changes? Or is there some other place I have to make this change?
I'm open to ideas on how to accomplish this.
Thanks!
If you have the Group Policy Preferences Client Side Extension installed on the XP boxes, you could do it with Preferences: How do I disable Java updates with Group Policy? | Group Policy, Y'all .
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