Java 2014 For Windows 8.1 64 Bit
The information on this page is intended for users of a 64-bit Windows operating system. You can check if you are running 64-bit Windows before downloading 64-bit.
Oracle's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for 64-bit Windows PCs contains the Java Virtual Machine, software libraries, components, and plug-ins that tons of programs, media, and Web sites need to display advanced multimedia content and animation. Version 7 Update 55 of Java's Standard Edition addresses 37 security vulnerabilities while reducing the frequency of security notifications in certain installations. Pros: Answers the 64-bit question: Running 32-bit Java on 64-bit Windows involves compromises, such as Update issues.
This version of Java is designed specifically for 64-bit Windows. Plug-ins: The Java plug-in is critical to many Web applications, while Java Web Start deploys standalone apps over networks. JavaFX: JRE now includes Java FX version 2.2.55.
- Just built my first pc, for gaming. Am not sure how to download java for windows 8.1 64 bit, am tad bit clueless about things like this sorry. Can anyone help please?
- 15 Apr 2015 Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment for Windows 64-bit v8 update 45. 16 Oct 2014 Java. If you do not have an AfterDawn.com accout yet.
Cons: Security: Some computer experts warn of vulnerabilities in Java that updates have failed to correct. Java SE 8 is a major update that was released prior to version 7.55's release, though a major security update to version 8 has also been released. We don't blame you, but Java always bears watching, so check on your system's needs before upgrading.
Bottom Line: If you're running 64-bit Windows, check your Java version and update it if necessary to JRE SE 7.55 for security and stability. Full Specifications What's new in version 7 Update 79. This version contains IANA time zone data version 2015a. JavaFX version 2.2.79. This release contains fixes for security vulnerabilities. General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date April 21, 2015 Date Added April 22, 2015 Version 7 Update 79 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Windows XP/Vista/Server 2008/7/8 Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size 29.78MB File Name jre-7u79-windows-x64.exe Popularity Total Downloads 5,520,087 Downloads Last Week 4,399 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Not available Price Free.
Okay I've been searching far and wide for an solution to this issue: I recently updated to Windows 8.1, literally this morning, and now Java 7 update 51 (7u51), which is the latest version, crashes with the error 'Java SE binary has stopped working.' Now Java 7u51 worked perfectly in windows 8 x64 prior to upgrading and I know the easiest solution would be to do a system restore back to windows 8 but I really like 8.1 and I don't want to go back. Plus I don't think that will resolve the issue. Now this error occurs at every instance of Java running except on Java's own site.
So running Java in Firefox: Error; Chrome: Error; IE: Error; accessing the Java control panel: Error; Configure Java: Error; About Java: Error. I've tried uninstalling Java and reinstalling Java I've tried browsing the Registry, got lost I've tried running Java's test on Java's site while simultaneously running a Java app in Firefox and got it to work once. Hasn't worked since.
Does anyone know of any solution or ideas, I'm willing to try just about anything, other than a System Restore or Clean Install? Is anyone else have a similar issue with Java 7u51 or Java and 8.1 in general? Thank for any help. Okay, Thanks for your help!
But I figured out a way to get Java to work. These are the steps I used to solve my issue (just in case someone else falls pray to this error):. Uninstall all instances of Java (x32 and x64 bit). Restart PC. Download and install an older version of Java.
Windows 8.1 Download Full Version 64 Bit
from their Archives. I used Java 7u40 x64 bit (as I am running a x64 bit version of Windows 8.1 Pro).
Java 1.8 Download 64 Bit
Note in order to download from the archives you have to make an account with Java (its Free). Restart PC. Manually download and install the newest version of Java from here. I, again, manually downloaded and installed the x64 bit version of Java 7u51.
Java Jre 64 Bit Windows
Restart PC. Now go to Java.com, again, this time download their automatic installer found here. This will install the x32 bit version of Java 7u51. Restart PC. If you did all the steps correctly you should now only have two version of Java installed on your system: 'Java 7u51 and Java 7u51 (64-bit)'. You can verify this by going to SettingControl PanelUninstall a Program. And scroll down till you see Java.
Also the ' u' in Java 7 u51 stands for Update so its full name is Java 7 Update 51. Again thank you for the help I really do appreciate it!