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- by dirtybirdphoenix May 4, 2009 4:31 AM PDT
- if you trust filehippo.com it has an update checker. it only checks the programs it has on it's site but if you use it with secunia psi it works great, i haven't had any issues with psi, you have to uninstall old versions of java manually to get them off your system, they aren't uninstalled automatically, psi tells you that. the flash you had was probably part of another program like bejewelled, if you had checked the file location you might have noticed that
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