Salem

It does not appear on the list of installed programs so how is it removed, entirely, and properly without a trace?

Whip wrote:It does not appear on the list of installed programs so how is it removed, entirely, and properly without a trace?

just removing the files will take everything off your computer.

Dallane wrote:

Whip wrote:It does not appear on the list of installed programs so how is it removed, entirely, and properly without a trace?

just removing the files will take everything off your computer.

Where would these files be located?

JNLP doesn't "install" any files, it merely caches them. Clearing the Java cache undoes that effect, together with anything else Java may have cached. Precisely because they aren't "installed" in such a way to affect the system in any meaningful way, however, doing so isn't good for particularly much anyway.

loftar wrote:JNLP doesn't "install" any files, it merely caches them. Clearing the Java cache undoes that effect, together with anything else Java may have cached. Precisely because they aren't "installed" in such a way to affect the system in any meaningful way, however, doing so isn't good for particularly much anyway.

Thank you.