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Marie Day wrote:I read that Java version 8 is not compatible with Android studio, but 7 is
Marie Day wrote:
I ran the installer, which placed the folder at C:\Program Files\Java\jre7, so I updated JAVA_HOME to that, ...
Tapas Chand wrote:
Marie Day wrote:I read that Java version 8 is not compatible with Android studio, but 7 is
I have JDK 1.8.0_45 and Android Studio is running fine with it.
May be you have to install the latest version of Android Studio.
I have version 1.2.2
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Dave Tolls wrote:
Marie Day wrote:
I ran the installer, which placed the folder at C:\Program Files\Java\jre7, so I updated JAVA_HOME to that, ...
That's the JRE.
If that is the only folder it created then it hasn't installed a JDK.
There should be a jdk1.7.<whatever> folder. That's the JDK directory.
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Stefan Evans wrote:When you type java at the command line, it will find the first one on the path.
Presumably that is your JRE that you have installed.
Try typing this at the command line: %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -version
That should tell you what the one in JAVA_HOME is.
Because it is installed under Program Files(x86) that is a good indication you have a 32bit installation.
What does your PATH variable look like?
Adding your java installation bin directory to the front of it should make the command line find the jre associated with the JAVA_HOME rather than the one it will have installed elsewhere.
EDIT:
In reaction to your new post.
Installing a JDK installs both a JDK and a JRE to your computer.
Take a look around for the jdk directory, also presumably under "Program Files"
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