Updates failed to install after deployment - SCCM 2007

Hi folks,
I wonder could anyone help!
We deployed JAVA 7 U 45 last night using SCCM 2007 and most went out ok although some computers keep showing up the Config Manager – Available Software Updates and showing the status as failed.
Can someone please tell me how I get a list of the PCs that the update successfully went out to and was installed and how do I find out which computers failed to get the update or failed to successfully install it.
I see under Deployment Status machines targeted i.e. 50 and installed says 30 and failed says 5 but how do I actually see the computers for those categories?
I was looking in the event viewer on a PC I know had issues with the update and I can’t see any errors in the Setup log for the JAVA rollout using SCOM so wonder could you tell me the best way for me to see why the updates failed?
l final question is if I have multiple versions of Java on my PC how do I set which version I want as the default version for some applications to use as some applications need different versions of JAVA.
Any advice greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Bonemister

Hello, we do not use SCCM for Windows updates but I think that error msg. Souns like your updates deadline is coming. You can choose the default client settings about the pop-ups and all. Check this article i think it is the: "Hide all deployments
from end users" This setting specifies that all deployments are hidden when they are received on client computers. Use this setting to deploy software updates to computers without any display notifications or notification area icons. Also, end users will
not be able to open the Available Software Updates dialog box to manually install updates. By default, this setting is not enabled. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb632393.aspx
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