Go to System Properties (Right Click on My Computer and select Properties) > Advanced > Environment Variables. Note: In older java versions and other windows operating systems, you need to set up two environment variables to get it working. We can do that by using java -version command in command prompt, as shown in below image. # Java on Windows 10 Version Checkįinally, we have to check if java is installed properly or not. They might differ a little bit based on your java version installation but mostly it’s the same as usual. Most of the time you don’t need to check anything and go with default selection, below are images from my installation screens. Just double click on it and follow the steps. Next step is to run the downloaded java installer executable file. If you are not sure of your Windows version, you can easily check it in Settings > System Settings > About. If your Windows 10 is 32-bit OS then download Windows x86 exe file, else download Windows 圆4 exe file. It’s because there are two different installers for Windows as seen in this link for Java 8 binaries. Note: If you are trying to install Java 8 or earlier, then you need to know whether your Windows 10 is 32-bit or 64-bit. Then click on the download link for windows as shown in the below image and save the file. Java 9 is the latest version, so go to this link and accept the license agreement. The first step is to download java installation files from Oracle’s website. Installing Java on Windows 10 is really easy, just follow the steps as follows: Until unless your java Windows 10 environment is set up properly, you will not be able to develop Java programs and run them successfully. If you are new to Java programming then this is the first step you need to perform.

Today we will learn how to download and install Java on Windows 10.

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