In my case the size of the downloaded file was 207,649,848 bytes.ĭouble click the file to execute it, and run the JDK installer. Since you are using Windows, in File Explorer locate the downloaded file in your browser's download folder. As long as your credentials are valid the download will still work. The browser should download the file, although if you haven't yet logged in to your Oracle account you will be prompted to do so. In my case it was named jdk-8u131-windows-圆4.exe. In my case this was " Windows 圆4".Ĭlick the link for the download file specified to the right on that line. Scroll down just a few lines to the line for your hardware and O/S combination.
You should land exactly where you need to be within the page, on a line titled " Java SE Development Kit 8u131". To save scrolling, search in the browser for the text " 131". Go to Oracle's web page for downloading old updates of JDK 8 and JRE 8: It's a very long web page titled " Java SE 8 Archive Downloads (JDK 8u202 and earlier)". Optionally delete any remaining JDK installation files from disk as well, though that is not essential. Oracle's installer gets upset and confused if you have some higher update of JDK 8 already installed, so the first thing I did was to remove it through Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program. Otherwise log in to your Oracle Account by clicking the View Accounts button at the top of the page. You will need an Oracle Account (rather than a Cloud Account) to download, so create one now if necessary. Update 131 is a very old release, and (I think) is only available from Oracle via their Java downloads. I got NetBeans 12.4 running on JDK 8 update 131 on Windows 10 as follows:įirst note that there are issues with the use of Firefox for this process, so use a non-Mozilla browser such as Chrome or Edge.
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