Posts crossed just then, but as I said in my initial description, I've updated it several times in the last couple of days on my brand new computer but it keeps coming back ?

I had clicked the solved box for this question, but this was a little premature.
I've discovered that even if I stop automatic updates of jucheck.exe in control panel, apply and okay it, even shutdown and reboot, the next time I visit the automatic updates Page in control panel, it is enabled again. I've now tried selecting both update never, and update monthly, but whenever I look at the control panel page, automatic is always ticked.

I've tried deleting the icon for Java in the system tray (which appears in the hidden icons section), and selecting hide icon and notifications, but it keeps coming back. Still every 20 minutes getting an update request ?

This morning I noticed I've now got two Java icons in the system tray!
If I click on one of these it says "do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer), program name: jucheck.exe, publisher unknown, file origin: hard drive on this computer. (This is the one I get every 20 minutes).

If I click the other one it says program name: Java automatic update: Java (TM) SE runtime environment, verified publisher Sun Microsystems Inc. File origin: hard drive on this computer.

I'm beginning to wonder if somehow I'm not signed on as administrator when I make these changes for update frequency, and therefore it's not taking them ?
I've had a look in msconfig on the Startup tab, and there are two entries for Java platform SE 6 U14. One says, command C:\program files \Java\jre6\bin\jusched.exe

.... and the other command C:\program files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\jusched.exe

I've left both these items ticked as I think these need to be running, it's just the 20 minute update urge I want to
kill, any ideas ?