Check the option to Accept License Agreement, and select the download file. "jdk-8u60-windows-x64.exe" in my case.
Run the downloaded file after download completed. And follow the steps.
After installed JDK, you have to set Path to it.
To set path, search "Environment Variables", click "Edit the system environment variables".
Click on "Environment Variables..."
Select and edit Path
Add the path of the bin folder of your JDK, "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_60\bin" in my case.
After path set, you can run javac in command prompt.
Any idea why I always get through the same steps but at the end when you hit EDIT > PATH, you receive a box that says Edit System Variable on top. I ALWAYS get a box that says Edit Environment Variable and it has an entire list of items to edit. Your example shows Edit System Variable and only 2 boxes to edit: Variable Name and Variable Value. I have a screen shot if you want to see the different box that I see.
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When that window pops up just press the new button and input the file name that you have copied and it should work.
Deletei have done each and every step but when i run eclipse it shows errors.. what are the possible reason of that
ReplyDeleteafter copying the directory adds the "\bin" that is missing
DeleteI have got a new HP laptop and it has come with windows 10 home. After downloading the Java JDK file I double click on it and the pop up box says do you want to make the change to your system and I click yes but after that just nothing happens. I have never used windows 10 before leave alone the home version. Can someone help me out please.
ReplyDeleteMy Windows 10... keeps saying this App can't run on this PC... Why
ReplyDeleteI want to install the JAVA SE Development Kit on Windows 10
Same error with my windows 10. Please provide some alternative.
DeleteI followed all the steps but I'm getting this error:
ReplyDelete'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I had to add it on User Variables -> Path -> add the Java directory with your bin folder
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you have 2 folders while installing java. so add the 2nd folder also on user variables to have the javac available.
Delete'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
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Meine Windows 10 ... hält zu sagen, diese APP kann nicht auf diesem PC laufen ... Warum
ReplyDeleteIch möchte das Java SE Development Kit auf Windows 10 installieren
Nice post. Do you have any reference material for webfirmframework?
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ReplyDeleteWhen i download and open java jdk 32bit (jdk-8u144-windows-i586.exe) version on my win 10 32 bit os it does'nt open and tells that { THIS INSTALLATION PACKAGE COULD NOT BE OPEN . PLEASE VERIFY IT EXISTS OR CONTACT THE VENDOR} . i have downloaded so many times and the error does'nt disappear. i have tried going to services and starting the WINDOWS INSTALLER. but still the error exists. i have also noticed that other .exe files are working fine except this jdk .
please tell me what should i do.
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Thank you!
thanks a lot. very useful tutorial.
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