Hello there, bogdan98nitu
This error happens due to the fact that the
PATH of your java installation is not set in your system's environment variables.
You need to
add your Java's installation path into your
system variables following these steps:-
1) Open the
System Properties box by pressing
win key/start, type in
sysdm.cpl, right click on the entry that appears and select run as administrator.
2) Select the
Advanced tab at the top of the box.
3) Click on
Environment Variables
4) Next, head to the
Path entry of your System variables box, select it, and press Edit.
(
Scroll down until you find it;
alternatively if you're the only user on the machine, you can perform these steps at the
Path entry of your User variables box)
5) In the box that pops up, type in
the full path of the location of your Java installation (e.g. C:\Program Files\Java), at the very end of the other variables by adding the
; symbol to the last entry present and following it up with your own.
In this example I'm adding some tools used by the
Windows Performance Toolkit installed in the folder
D:\Apps\WPT x64 to the path, notice the
; symbol after the
previous entry.
DO NOT delete any of the other variables.
6) Press OK, and OK again on the next box and another OK to the final box
7)
Reboot your computer
The path of the java installation should be recognised and you shouldn't encounter that issue again
Hope that helps.
