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 When Oracle issue a new Java release an icon will appear in the notification area, as shown below: When Oracle issue a new Java release an icon will appear in the notification area, as shown below:
  
-{{:tech:java_update.jpg|Oracle Java Update Tray Icon}}+{{:tech:java_update.jpg|Oracle Java Update Windows XP Tray Icon}} {{:tech:java_win7.png?200|Oracle Java Update Windows 7 Notification Icon}}
  
-Clicking on the icon will begin the update process.  You can also manually check you are running the latest Java version by visiting http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp and clicking the **Verify Java version** button.+Clicking on the icon will begin the update process.  Apart from declining the bundled //extras// (currently the Ask search engine browser toolbar) the process is straightforward.  A restart of your computer is not normally required but any open web browser windows may need closing. 
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 +You can also manually check you are running the latest Java version by visiting http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp and clicking the **Verify Java version** button.
  
 ==== Ubuntu ==== ==== Ubuntu ====
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 If you are using a portable machine the automatic check will be skipped when running on battery.  You can always run Update Manager manually and click the **Check** button to check for any available updates. If you are using a portable machine the automatic check will be skipped when running on battery.  You can always run Update Manager manually and click the **Check** button to check for any available updates.
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 +===== See Also =====
 +  * [[sigma:how_to]]
 +  * [[sigma:contact]]