Java failed to download requaired files xp

Use this search app. I have tried everything you said. This is where I'm at now. I have my Sun Java Console. My Java Coffee Cup is working, but telling me there is an update that I can't find. While searching I found KB article I followed instructions until I got to "export,backup" then delete. I don't know how to "exort and backup???. KB is a hotfix download from Microsoft that looks too involved for me. Remember Me?

Advanced Search. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page: Results 1 to 15 of June 13th, , AM 1. I have deleted my current Java version as the Java sites says the older version should be deleted. After several tries to install the lastest version from their download site, I clicked on their check to see if I have a Java installed and it came back saying I don't have any installed.

Could this be causing the problem? Any help will be greatly appreicated. Many thank. June 13th, , AM 2. I think you may just have a corrupted download there. Try downloading Java again. June 13th, , AM 3. Originally Posted by SuperSparks.

June 13th, , PM 4. You can disable, but not delete, most add-ons. See here for info about which add-ons can be deleted. Did you first "uninstall" the older version--not "delete" but uninstall?

That is not a compressed file. Perhaps you should try downloading the. Be sure to use the correct file for your browser, which I assume is 32 bit. A product for uninstalling Java is JavaRa. June 13th, , PM 5. How to fix Java failed to. Experiencing Nvidia Installer Failed Issue? Jan 5, - There have been a few occasions recently where a Java update fails. Java Update failed to download the required files. Having looked about.

This seems to a common problem, does anyone have an insight into what's going wrong, and is there a fix for it other than either disabling the update check seems a bad idea from a security point of view or waiting for the nag message and then manually installing the new version annoying and stupid from a usability point of view.

Note that I did install the previous version manually updating from 6. If the logged on user is only a standard user, then the java updater fails to correctly use the BITS service to download the new update. However, if the BITS service is not available for use by the java updater either the service is disabled or permissions are denied to the calling process , the java updater uses an alternate mechanism for downloading and applying updates that works successfully, even if the original user was just a standard user with limited rights no administrative rights.