\nType ‘cmd’ in the\u00a0search field\u00a0and press Enter.
\nIn the command-prompt Window, type ‘java -version<\/strong>‘ and hit Enter.<\/p>\n
If an error is displayed that says that the command can not be found, you will have to adjust the PATH settings. You can read how to do this in the section below.<\/p>\n
If information about the installed Java version is displayed, check if it is 32 or 64 bits:<\/p>\n
If the last line contains the word ‘ If the last line does NOT contain the word ‘ Go to the\u00a0Control Panel and click\u00a0‘System’ or right click ‘This PC’ in the Windows Explorer and select ‘Properties’64-Bit<\/span><\/code>‘ you have the wrong version. Remove all Java programs and install the proper version (32 bits, which comes with the zip-package of my course Applicatiebouw<\/em>).<\/p>\n64-Bit<\/span><\/code>‘ , the installation is fine.<\/p>\nAdjust the PATH setting of Windows<\/h2>\n
\nSelect\u00a0‘Advanced System Settings’.
\nGo to tab\u00a0‘Advanced’ and click\u00a0‘Environment Variables…’.
\nSearch the second list\u00a0(under\u00a0System Variables<\/em>) for\u00a0‘Path’ and select it.
\nPress\u00a0‘Edit’.
\nIn older Windows versions: Adjust the value\u00a0‘Variable Value’. The path to the Java bin folder must be added here. Beware that there are multiple folders separated by semicolons\u00a0‘;’. In Windows 10, you can edit the value using the dialog that appears.<\/p>\n
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