Upgrade Java To 64 Bit
Most browsers are disabling support for Java, so if you install the 64-bit version, you can uninstall the 32-bit version because SRA doesn't need browser support. WARNING YOU NEED A 64BIT OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THIS TO WORK Hello this Tutorial Will show you how to Upgrade your Java from a 32bit one to a 64bit one. Skip navigation. The Java upgrade is performed according to the procedure in the R77.30.02 release notes: To use an Endpoint Security Server in 64-bit mode: Connect to command line on Gaia OS. Log in to clish. Configure the kernel edition. Run: set edition 64-bit; Save the Gaia Database. Run: save config; Reboot the computer.
The 64-bit version of Firefox can provide better performance than the 32-bit version. Want to switch to the 64-bit version of Firefox? Just install the 64-bit version and uninstall the 32-bit version. Your Firefox user data (passwords, bookmarks, settings, extensions and themes, etc.) will not be removed.
- 64-bit Firefox requires a 64-bit version of Windows 7 or higher. To find out if you are running a 64-bit version of Windows, visit this Microsoft help page.
- 64-bit Firefox only supports the Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight NPAPI plugins. See this article about changes in Firefox plugin support.
Follow these steps to switch to 64-bit Firefox:
How To Upgrade To 64 Bit Java 2018
- Go to this Mozilla Firefox download page and click on the Windows 64-bit download link.
- Run the setup file you've just downloaded and follow the prompts to install the 64-bit version of Firefox.
- Close Firefox.
- Now it's time to remove the 32-bit version. Open the Windows Start menu and click on SettingsControl Panel. Open the SystemPrograms panel, then select the Apps & features tabPrograms and Features panel.
- Scroll down the list of appsprograms until you find the Mozilla Firefox item that contains x86 in the name. Select it, and click .
- Follow the prompts in the Uninstall Wizard to complete the removal of the 32-bit version.