P6 EPPM 8.4 - Your Java version is out of date

Hi
I have installed P6 EPPM 8.4. I have followed the proper tested configuration guide (Java JDK and JRE versions).
But each time when i login to P6 EPPM, a pop up is appearing "Java update needed. Your Java version is out of date"
Every single time i navigate to another page, this message continuously appearing. How can i avoid this or overcome this?
Any solution for this ????
Regards

Please implement the solution noted in the following KM note:
"Your Java Version is Out of Date" Message When Accessing P6 (Doc ID 1571032.1)
Regards,
Pablo
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