Windows 7 Still Probles With JAVA

[Acky]

Hello.
I read that some people were able to install JAVA. Firstly i tried with changing compatibility and it failed with windows installer OR it shows that its corrupt then i used that tutorial with deleting that file through command promt, then i was i able to install it till middle of installation and error came up 25099, java says its compability error or smth. I guess i have tried a lot and read a lot and i don`t know what to do now

I tried to install java on my other computer and it worked out very good without deleting anything ro changing anything, it just instaled java like in any other system.

I have Win7 Build 7000, 32-bit.
HP Pavilion DV9500
If you have any questions about stuff on my pc, software or anything just ask, i just don`t know what do you need to better help me but right now i`m just out of any ideas.

Thanks For Understanding,
Acky - "you know who..."

 

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Hello Acky,

I understand that you're facing issues with installing Java on your Windows 7 Build 7000 system. The error code 25099 you encountered during the installation process is usually related to compatibility problems or issues with existing Java installations. Let's try to troubleshoot this step by step:

1. Uninstall Previous Java Versions:
- Before attempting to reinstall Java, it's essential to make sure that any previous Java installations are completely removed. Sometimes, remnants of old installations can cause conflicts.

2. Clean Installation:
- Perform a clean installation of Java. This involves:
- Deleting all temporary files.
- Disabling any security software temporarily during the installation process.
- Running the Java installer as an administrator.

3. Compatibility Mode:
- Since you mentioned trying compatibility mode, let's avoid that for now and install Java without any compatibility settings.

4. Check System Requirements:
- Verify that your Windows 7 Build 7000 system meets the necessary requirements for the Java version you are trying to install.

5. Update Windows:
- Ensure that your Windows system is up to date with all the latest updates and patches.

6. Install Java in Safe Mode:
- Try to install Java in Safe Mode to rule out any third-party software conflicts.

7. Registry Cleanup:
- After uninstalling Java, check the registry for any leftover Java keys and remove them (be cautious when editing the registry).

8. Alternative Installation Methods:
- Consider using the offline installer for Java. Sometimes, the offline installer can bypass certain installation issues.

Let's start by uninstalling any existing Java installations on your system. Once that is done, we can proceed with a clean installation of Java. Let me know if you encounter any issues during the uninstallation process, and we can troubleshoot further from there.