JDK-Installer doesn't install

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I can't install JDK on my Windows 7 64bit system. I downloaded the latest version (jdk-7u4-Windows-x64.exe) from Oracle and ran it. A warning appeared, because it's a download. I commited to continue. Nothing happened. Thus, I tried again (several times). Without success.

Therefore, I downloaded the installer again and tried as well the 32bit version. But no effect.

Hence, I monitored the hard disk with "Disk Pule":

Created, modified and deleted at the end:

C:\Users\USERNAME\jdk1.7.0_04_combo\java_jdk.exe

2 folders were created in:

C:\Windows\Temp\

And after all, this was modified:

C:\Windows\Prefetch\JDK-7U4-Windows-X64.EXE-341334B2.pf

I am at my wit's end. Any ideas?

Edit: Same problem on another PC with Windows 7 64bit.

maiermic

Posted 2012-05-09T21:03:05.907

Reputation: 141

Answers

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I had similar symptoms. I don't know if we have the exact same problem, but I only had JRE 6u32 and the JDK I was trying to install was 7u4. I downloaded JDK 6u32 and it installed perfectly.

Might just be a version mis-match. HTH

Mark

Posted 2012-05-09T21:03:05.907

Reputation: 11

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Try with the zipped binaries. Unpack, point your apps to it, done.

EDIT: Check this thread https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1619662/where-can-i-get-the-latest-jre-jdk-as-a-zip-file-i-mean-no-exe-installer

Alfabravo

Posted 2012-05-09T21:03:05.907

Reputation: 552

Where can I get them? – None – 2012-05-09T21:39:56.747

Edited the answer. – Alfabravo – 2012-05-09T22:39:54.830

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I had the same issue, nothing happened after i double clicked jdk installer. My problem had been that my window's builtin administrator has russian letters in name => these letters were in the home folder name, when i created new admin user with only english letters and delete old, all installed, Check your windows user for utf-8 letters, eg: ®, ã, ë or any other non english letters.

Mikl

Posted 2012-05-09T21:03:05.907

Reputation: 1

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Solution 1: Upgraded your OS and the try.

OR

Solution 2: Right click on JDK installer and select Unblock. And then click OK.

user578947

Posted 2012-05-09T21:03:05.907

Reputation: 1

Could you expand your "solution 2"? Your first solution is the nuclear not really acceptable answer. – Burgi – 2016-04-11T23:53:36.720