Trying to add JRE 64 Bit for Libre office without success

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    Trying to add JRE 64 Bit for Libre office without success


    Hello I'm at a loss with this.
    I recently had a HD failure which has required a new HD and a fresh install of W10. I lost the Windows office style extra that I had with the pc and don't seem able to re-install it so I got LibreOffice to allow me to compose letters etc.


    I want to use Librebase to make a DataDase but I keep getting the error [ LibreOffice requires a 64-bit Java runtime environment (JRE) to perform this task. Please install a JRE and restart LibreOffice.]
    I download the Java, it says successfully installed but as soon as I try to build the DataBase it gives that error message.

    Can anyone give me any assistance please.
    I'm not to strong on the PC internals.

    Thanks
    Last edited by Barnaby44; 17 Feb 2020 at 12:02.
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  2. Posts : 1,604
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    Scroll all the way down on this page and click on the "Test Applet" What is the offline method for downloading and installing Java for a Windows computer?
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  4. Posts : 104
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    I had tried Jacee option before and it says I have version 8 update 241 all good but as soon as I try to run the database I get that error.

    I tried again using Jacee's directions and got exactly the same results. Grrrrr.

    I then ran Callender's link and had the same result it says it is there but fails as soon as I try to build a database.

    Have you got any other tips.

    Best
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    The only other suggestion that I can come up with is:

    Uninstall Libre Office and Java

    Geek Uninstaller - the best FREE uninstaller - scan for leftovers then reboot.

    Try installing 32bit Libre Office and 32bit JRE.

    Trying to add JRE 64 Bit for Libre office without success-patchmypc.jpg

    Trying to add JRE 64 Bit for Libre office without success-patchmypc-2.jpg

    See if you then get the same error.
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  6. Posts : 2,935
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    I have come across this nice Uninstaller/Swiss Army tool today. It seems to perform nicely.
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  7. Posts : 11,247
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    Hi there
    I think you might need to install a version or two back of the JRE rather than the current one -- also ensure your version of Libre office is 64 bit.

    It's a bit overkill but if you install the whole kybosh (the JDK --the development kit) that might also work as well.

    Personally though I'd look at KINGSOFT OFFICE rather than LIBRE OFFICE --seems to be more compatible --certainly as far as EXCEL is concerned and doesn't need messing around with the JAVA stuff.

    Cheers
    jimbo
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  8. Posts : 104
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    Thanks people I'll have a go at them today.
    Just some notes b4 I start:
    Ref Callender >>> the error I get says Libre needs 64 bi? But I will follow your concise directions.
    Ref elPusher >>> looks cool
    Ref Jimbo >>> I may short cut all and use your suggestion of Kingsoft Office

    Thanks all
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    eLPuSHeR said:
    I have come across this nice Uninstaller/Swiss Army tool today. It seems to perform nicely.
    It's got some other tools included:

    HiBit Uninstaller for Windows??

    Personally I use a couple of other uninstall utilities.
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  10. Posts : 920
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    Another option is Apache OpenOffice, free Office style app, documents, spreadsheet etc.
    Apache OpenOffice - Official Site - The Free and Open Productivity Suite
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