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Click to expand.Good question! It was there last night and early this morning, I downloaded it from: It was there in big bold letters 'Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 Update 11' and this is the file the download gave me: 'jre-6u11-windows-i586-p.exe' The only thing that wasn't there last night and this morning were the release notes for Update 11, but now(like you) I see that Update 11 has been pulled and replaced with Update 10 again, don't know why they've pulled Update 11 from the server. Buy office 365 for mac. Good luck, Donald Anadell. Good question! It was there last night and early this morning, I downloaded it from: It was there in big bold letters 'Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 Update 11' and this is the file the download gave me: 'jre-6u11-windows-i586-p.exe' The only thing that wasn't there last night and this morning were the release notes for Update 11, but now(like you) I see that Update 11 has been pulled and replaced with Update 10 again, don't know why they've pulled Update 11 from the server. Good luck, Donald Anadell. I put in a new monitor on a machine just at the end of the day today.

I noticed that it had a notification tray icon for an update to JRE 6 update 10, so I put that in, and then went to add or remove and removed 7. Then, on a whim, I opened the java icon in control panel and hit the update now button--and it pulled in update 11, which replaced 10 directly. So--this version should be coming in via automatic update within Java, if you have that turned on. That's a flag for me to put it in on all machines--they don't usually distribute every release via the automatic update function.