There are three simple ways to set JAVA_HOME in Windows. This tutorial shows you how to do it manually, from the command line and through the installer.

If you've run into common JAVA_HOME errors such as JAVA_HOME not found or JAVA_HOME set to an invalid directory, we've got the fix for you with these tips.

Learn how to set JAVA_HOME as the Environment variable in Windows and also how to check or test the JAVA_HOME configuration setup using CMD.

JAVA_HOME only gets set when you specify a non-system version set (either with jenv global, jenv local or jenv shell - the default if none of these are set is system). To see what versions you have ...

I exited and relaunched VS Code between each setting change I have looked at the following related issues, for information, but none of them offer a solution: Very similar, but I am not trying to ...

I'm running Redhat 7.3 and I need to know if it has Java installed, what version and if it is installed what the current JAVA_HOME setting is.How can I tell this? Is there a way I can just check ...