How to disable Install/Upgrade popup message?

Hello,
I just logged into my computer this morning and a popup message tells me to install Java 1.7. Of course I can cancel, but since I have 200 user PC and users should not be using Java 1.7 yet I would like to know can this popup message be disabled?
Thank you in advance.
Richard

I don't think there's much you can do about that apart from maybe disabling all pop-ups in Settings-Safari

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The brand names I have are somewhat outdated. At present I have four bootable firewire drives, three connected full time (the fourth is set up as an emergency boot-and-repair drive for both my G4s). Of those, three are VST brand; VST was bought out several years ago by SmartDisk. The fourth is even older, a FireDrive from MacTell - I have no idea what became of that company.
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Perhaps someone else more familiar with current drive offerings will post in with more specific info.
How do I verify the drive works as a boot drive?
Same way any piece of hardware is verified - by trying it out. Boot the machine to the drive to verify it is bootable.
They said drag and drop can't be done.
They're wrong, with regard to OS 9. They're right, with regard to OSX.
OS 9 stuff - programs as well as OS's - is eminently copyable via drag and drop.
OSX stuff needs to be cloned using a cloning utility.
Have you experience with booting an internal drive to an ext. drive?
Yes. As I mentioned, I have four bootable firewire drives. Three are connected full time to my G4/500 AGP model; the fourth is an emergency disk. All have bootable OS's on them, of various kinds - a recent duplicate (via drag and drop) of the OS 9.1 on my primary internal drive; OS 9.2.1; and OSX 10.1.5 (which I have rarely used); and (on the emergency disk) a universal install of OS 9.2.1. How do I know they are bootable? Because I tested them by booting the machine to them.
Os X 10.0.3 is on my internal drive, so why should I use the OsX install CD to boot? Or do you mean the install cd of the new OsX (Panther) version?
Because the later versions of OSX have a better version of Disk Utility. The one that came with OSX 10.0.3 may be adequate; however, OSX 10.0 was a public Beta version - the first real release (one classed as a complete OS, not a Beta, i.e. trial, version) of OSX was 10.1.
I wasn't able to see the new cardreader I bought (which should be for Os 8.6 and higher). Could it be something is broken within Os 9.1/9.2.2 and it would be wise to do a reinstall anyway so to fix bugs like that?
If the card reader was not connected when the OS was installed or updated, the set of drivers needed by the card reader were probably not installed. OS 9 installers are sometimes too clever - they read what hardware is available, and install any software available which is needed by that hardware. This means they often do not install software which is not needed at that time; later changes or additions to the hardware can result in an apparent incompatibility, but that oes not mean something is broken. A re-install of the last version installed will sometimes take care of it.
Specifically, see this User Tip (although it addresses USB PCI cards, the same set of extensions is often needed for things like card readers) -
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=607556&
Ok, so it looks like I don't the right Panther software. So maybe good reinstall Os 9? In the 'Help' I find the option to re-install parts or remove parts of the systemprogram. Another option is the so called 'clean install'. And there's the possibility to use the recovery cd. I've no clue which option is best.
As Allan mentioned, it is unlikely that the eMac OSX 10.3.2 disk you got will work - disks that are shipped with a machine are usually model-specific to that machine model. If a disk states a model name on it, it is intended for use with that model. The retail disk sets, those for both OS 9 and OSX, contain a universal installer, one which has assets available to it which allow the installer to place a full, complete OS on any machine model supported by Apple for that OS version.
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my environmen is 11.5.8 on rh as 2.1. I have couple of module installed like ap ap gl po inv hr ..i have two problem here need help.
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Regards

Hi stephen,
Here in 11g you cant disable them .....nor avoid them while installing that is the disadvantage of this tool....It come as a whole package.
Check the disadvantages of 11g by turri http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1117649&tstart=45
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Cheers,
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How to disable "Install new versions automatically" in IE 10

I created the msi package using the IEAK10 but when the install is done, the check box for install new versions automatically is enabled. How do I disable it for everyone in my company without having them to manually uncheck the box?

Hi,
Please check the option 2 in the following article:
How to Enable or Disable Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) Auto Update
http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/7996-internet-explorer-10-auto-update-enable-disable.html
Note: Since the website is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
Thanks,
Vincent Wang
TechNet Community Support

How to disable Security Alert popup each time for trusted site in IE on Win XP

A user is using slow computer running with Windows XP SP3 and Java 7 update 45 version.
When user open this site www.rocars.gov.hk in Internet Explorer 8, it will wait around 2 minutes to disaply security alert popup windows. Then user needs to click Y to continue. Actually this website is trusted. How can I disable the security alert popup each time?
I ever asked the technical support from www.rocars.gov.hk and they replied this issue is related to Java. So I ask here.

918ee531-e393-4945-a46c-cd83c779af9a wrote:
A user is using slow computer running with Windows XP SP3 and Java 7 update 45 version.
When user open this site www.rocars.gov.hk in Internet Explorer 8, it will wait around 2 minutes to disaply security alert popup windows. Then user needs to click Y to continue. Actually this website is trusted. How can I disable the security alert popup each time?
I ever asked the technical support from www.rocars.gov.hk and they replied this issue is related to Java. So I ask here.
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