Ken...
When running Win 7 64bit, you only have to install BOTH Java 32bit and
64bit IF -- that's IF -- you also run 64bit browsers.
If not, you only need to install the 32bit Java files. Most users do not
run or install 64bit browsers as they tend to be sluggish even in 64bit
Win 7 machines like yours...and mine for that matter. The 32bit browsers
and 32bvit Java run just fine and very fast, in both 32bit Win 7 and
64bit Win 7.
If you install Java, while the browsers are closed down, and they fail
to recognize that a new version is installed, then you should delete
EVERY scrap of Java from the machine, make sure all Java and related
components are de-installed from the Program and Features applet, then
do a new install of the latest Java, which is version 7 Update 11 as of
this message.
Then you will usually find that all is installed and is known to all the
browsers, and the Java Control Panel applet will also report that the
latest version is installed and active.
Joe
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