Still getting the error message.

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**Edit: Oops, okay, I got it working! Thanks, I did something with the 'Path' thing, and now it's working. Thanks!




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Hi, I followed the directions and uninstalled all of my previous Javas and installed the 64-bit version from cnet. Honestly, I'm not that tech savvy (actually, I have absolutely no computer skills, heh) and frankly, I'm not sure what I did to the thing when I was trying to change the 'Path' thing that was mentioned earlier, though.

Hell, it was a few days ago and I don't remember. Apparently, I did something wrong. I'm pretty sure I messed up somewhere along the 'Path' part with the "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin;" thing. All I know is that when I try to launch Minecraft, it gives me an error saying: "No JVM could be found on your system. Please define EXE4J_JAVA_HOME to point to an installed 34-bit JDK or JRE from wwwjavacom"

*Is very confused* I fail when it comes to computers, hehe.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Oh, and I have Windows 7.



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Hi. I have Java 7 64 bits and 32 bits (because I use Firefox, and this shit can't go with the 64 u.u). I did the Path thing but it seems to Minecraft that ain't no shit changed... it only recognizes the 32 bits version. Can anyone help? Thanks!



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quote ZaphodX

I prefer to use java 6 so if you want the link to all versions of JRE 6 it's here

Java 6 is the version, not what the OP was talking about. 64 bit software uses data units that are 64 bits wide, as opposed to 32 bits wide. However, a 64 bit version of Java, like the one you listed will only work if you have a 64bit processor.



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Threads don't necessarily need to be closed just because the original issue gets solved. It's just as easy to let them die. It also gives others a chance to chime in if they please.



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