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I'm logged in as administrator, and I have right-clicked and ran the install file as administrator as well.

Regardless of if I hit yes or no on there, nothing happens. exe, I hit yes, and after a minute another box pops up saying it failed to install correctly and asks if I want to use recommended settings. I run the installer, absolutely nothing happens except the spinning-thinking-circle, for a minute.Ģ. The issue it's having, is that one of three things happens.ġ.

I've used JavaRa to verify that there isn't any lingering Java files around, and also let it try to install - Also to no avail. I've run CCleaner and RegSupreme to clean up the registry, and I uninstalled a windows update from September of 2014 that I read, somewhere, had caused issues with the Windows Installer. Software Details Of Java 8 Update 91 (32-bit) windows software: Software Name : Java 8 Update 91 (32-bit) Version : 8.0.910.14 : Platform : Windows: Vendor : Oracle. I've uninstalled it, and tried to install the updated version to no avail. It had a previous version of Java installed - 7.something, I believe. Trying to install Java 8.101 on a machine running Win7 32bit. I have no idea what is going on, but I need my Eclipse to be up and running, I am in the middle of my android application project, and now I have no clue.So, having a bit of an issue with this one. I regularly use Eclipse and I know I have a 64-bit Java installed, and the PATH is also set correctly. I mean I was using Eclipse this morning before the update. So I did a "java -version" and it is now showing me I have a 32-bit Java installation.Īll these happened in 10 minutes. After that, I tried running the Aptana Studio 3 once more, and to my surprise it was working perfectly.īut then I came onto a doubt and tried to run Eclipse (mine is 64-bit) and I was shown the problem "Java was started and returned with exit code=13", which a google search told me that I was trying to run 64-bit eclipse on a 32-bit Java installation. Just then a pop-up came that there was a new update of java available for my system, Java 8 Update 20. Since my installation is 64-bit, I was sure it would not work. A google search told me that it needed 32-bit Java installation.

I tried to install Aptana Studio 3 on my laptop, but after installation, it gave me the error "Could not load the JNI shared library.