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    What is jusched.exe?

    Hello,
    I just checked my task manager. In processes tab, there is a process running called "jusched.exe". Is it harmful for system and how can i disable it? Anybody have any idea?

    All suggestions are welcome.

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    Re: What is jusched.exe?

    Jusched.exe is the Java Update Scheduler. This process is installed by Sun Microsystems' Java to periodically check for updates related to Java handling, runtime environment and internet browsing and install them whenever present. By default, it is installed as a service and set to start automatically.
    This process is a nonessential process and can be safely terminated since it sits there eating memory space only to check once a month for updates from the Sun community.

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    Re: What is jusched.exe?

    jusched.exe is a process installed alongside Sun Microsystem's Java suite and checks for Java updates which involves usage of the Internet. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer's Internet browsing and Java usage and should not be terminated.

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    Re: What is jusched.exe?

    Jusched.exe is the scheduler process for the Java Update service. The file's task is to check for new Java updates and install them. The Java program jusched.exe is important for the stable and secure running of your Java platform. In order to disable it, follow these steps:
    • Go to control panel by clicking Start button
    • Click on the Java module
    • Go to updates tab
    • Uncheck "check for updates automatically"
    • Select either "monthly" or "never"
    • Click on "apply"

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