Java 7 Update 4 will not verify after installation

Hi,
I have exactly the same problem on both 32bit and 64 bit versions of Java within 32bit browsers and 64 bit browsers. The same error EXACTLY and several programmes will not work. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling several times all to no avail. Did you get this solved?

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Uninstall Java using this tool...
JavaRa | SingularLabs
...and then install the latest version.

Be sure to opt out of any junk that might come with the installer.

Thanks. I tried using that tool to uninstall and then reinstall, but still got the same issue. In fact I have done it several times all to no avail. So now I have completely removed java from my system and now some of the programmes work again. Go figure!!

Been having this issue too. Running W7 Ent 32bit. Java 7 won't work at all, but rolling back to 6u37 does. I tried everything I could think of, and searched a good day on the web before posting here. Un-installed with self un-installer, with Revo, with Control Panel. Nothing works. I did find many users with this issue. I hope someone can find a solution.

I'm part of the IT dept. I'm running tests within our intranet site, and we really want to get current since v6 is going away in Feb. I'm the experimental subject so to speak, and I've tried everything we could think of short of contacting Sun/Oracle (Not that they would help I'm sure). Three different computers all are having the same result, and all three are 32bit. That's why I went to the web. I have a laptop running 64bit, and v7 works. I'm really lost on this one. I would think it was our own group policy, or something, but seeing there are many others out there with the same issue, I don't know where to turn.

HammerHead said:

I had some problems with Java 7 install myself. I tried all the things you mentioned with no success. Made numerous installs and uninstalls. (Win uninstall, Revo, etc.)
What worked for me was this JavaRA. I unistalled and then used JavaRA. Then reinstalled and it worked. The file can be found by doing a search for "JavaRA". Also you will find infor on it. Here is one link at source forge.

JavaRa | Free System Administration software downloads at SourceForge.net

I just noticed the version I have is 2.0. Here is a link to 2.0.

Download JavaRa 2.0 Free - Update the Java JRE and remove old versions of the JRE at the click of a button - Softpedia

I'll give it a shot. Thanks.