How to create jre7 path variable

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I want to use geeksnow but It show message 'It seem don't have jre7 in your pc'.
I had install it, but I am not sure about create value variable? I have 2 folder:jre7 and jre1.7.0 and my location is C:\Program Files\Java.

so variables name PATH
how about variables values C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.7.0\bin
or C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin

I try to create both of variables values but when I use geeksnow it still show the same message error.

could you help me?

Posted 2-Jun-14 18:30pm

kornkimhour

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Richard MacCutchan 3-Jun-14 3:33am

If you have set both paths into your PATH variable and it still complains, then something else must be missing or mis-spelled.

Fredrik Bornander 3-Jun-14 7:28am

I don't think you want the \bin suffix there. Get rid of it and try with just the rest of the path.

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Nagy Vilmos · Answer 1 · 2014-06-05T23:37:00

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Check your path is set correctly. If you've got 6 & 7 on the machine then the first in your path will be used - see here[^].

You can check the version here[^]

Posted 5-Jun-14 23:37pm

Nagy Vilmos