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- Open Minecraft Launcher and click Launch Options. Turn on the Java executable toggle and then edit its executable path. You should see javaw.exe as the original path. Change it to java.exe as the Java path. Click Save button to apply changes.
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If the path that capfan67 showed in the comments doesn't work, try opening Minecraft (Minecraft, not just the launcher), opening task manager, going into details tab, finding javaw.exe and right-clicking . Select open location folder and copy it. Here is the video that showed me how to do it.
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As of Minecraft Java Edition 1.18, the Minecraft launcher is bundled with the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK (Java version 17.0.8). If need be, it is possible to change the used Java version in the profile options menu.
Java is a programming language and computing platform. Unlike many other languages, Java does not run directly on the hardware, but in a virtual machine, called the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). Minecraft (Java Edition) is written in Java, and uses it for game logic, rendering, and networking.
As of September 19, 2023, the latest stable Java versions are 1.8.0_382 (OpenJDK) (Long-Term Support or LTS), 11.0.20 (LTS), 17.0.8 (LTS) and 21 (LTS).
The latest versions of Java contain important enhancements to help improve performance, stability and security of the Java applications that run on your machine. Installing the latest Java update ensures that Minecraft continues to run safely and efficiently.
•Different Minecraft versions have different requirements of minimum Java version.
•From Java Edition 1.12(17w13a) to Java Edition 1.16.5(1.17: 21w18a), Minecraft requires Java 8 (1.8.0) or newer.
•From Java Edition 1.17(21w19a) to Java Edition 1.17.1(1.18: 1.18 Pre-release 1), Minecraft requires Java 16 or newer.
•Since Java Edition 1.18(1.18 Pre-release 2), Minecraft requires Java 17 or newer.
•Minecraft may sometimes crash without being run by a relatively modern version of Java.
You can get Java either from Oracle or from someone who builds OpenJDK. For the purpose of Minecraft they are essentially the same, but Oracle's "OTN" version (Oracle JDK uses "Oracle No-Fee Terms and Conditions" as of Java 17 LTS) requires a PAID license for commercial and production purposes. If you make money from streaming Minecraft or running a Minecraft server (even non-profit), you MUST use OpenJDK unless you want to figure out how to pay.
•[https://microsoft.net/openjdk Microsoft Build of OpenJDK (the officially tested OpenJDK build for Minecraft)
•Adoptium OpenJDK (Continuation of AdoptOpenJDK)(stable builds only, check github.com/adoptium for development builds - Microsoft also sponsors Adoptium so you can assume this is also well tested)
•Zulu OpenJDK (stable and development builds)
•Oracle OpenJDK (stable and development builds) - zip packages only (no installer)
•Oracle JRE (NOT recommended unless you want to pay) (stable "OTN" builds)
When you install Java, go to your launcher, edit or create an installation, and in the Java Executable box, type C:\Program Files\Java\jvm-[version]\bin\javaw.exe (Windows) or: /usr/lib/jvm/(java version)/bin/java (Linux) or: /usr/bin/java (macOS). The exact value depends on where your java is installed.
You must remove -XX:+CMSIncrementalMode from your JVM Arguments. This option is meaningless for Java 9 and newer, and will cause a launch failure if you keep it there.
•Because the official launcher has Java integrated, you won't need to download and install the Java unless you are using third-party launchers instead.
•If your computer runs a 64-bit operating system, it's recommended to install the 64-bit Java for better performance.
•In Java 11 or newer, a very rare crash may occur in world generation code (MC-149777). A fabric mod called Voyager exists to fix this issue. If you are using fabric API 0.26.2 or above, this mod is not needed as the fix is included. This bug was fixed in 1.17 snapshot 21w20a and hence does not exist from 1.17+.
•Do not upgrade if you are using Intel HD2xxx/3xxx graphics on Windows 10, as the driver is bugged. Java 8 uses a slower rendering method that makes it work, and that is mainly why Mojang stuck to this old version.
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Mar 21, 2023 · In this article, I will show you how to install multiple Java versions on Windows and how to change the Java version on the command line and in PowerShell: To enable these Java version change commands on your system as well, follow this step-by-step guide. Let's go….
Step 1. Open the launcher and click “Installations”. Step 2. Find the profile you want to change, click the three dots (…) and click “Edit”. Step 3. Click “More Options” at the bottom of the page. Step 4. Click “Browse” next to the “Java Executable” field. Step 5. Windows.
Minecraft will automatically set itself to the current version for ease of use, but sometimes you need to revert, especially if your favorite map was created with an earlier version. Luckily, it’s easy to change your Minecraft version with a simple launcher configuration.
Nov 4, 2009 · TIP: The tool "Rapid Environment Editor" (freeware) is great for modifying the environment variables and useful in that case. TIP2: There is also a faster way to access the Environment Variables: press Win + R keys, paste the following %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables and press ENTER.
Mar 11, 2015 · The Java Settings at the bottom specify which Java version Minecraft uses. If you want to use the integrated version of Java that ships with Windows versions of Minecraft, then you need to specify the full path to javaw.exe.
