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will be prompted to enter a path to the Java home directory to use (the Java home directory is
the parent directory of Java's <i>bin</i> directory). This minimizes the impact Ghidra has on
pre-existing configurations of Java that other software may rely on.
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Depending on your operating system, it may be possible to find and install a
<a href="#Requirements">supported</a> version of a Java Runtime and Development Kit through
your package manager, without the need to set the Path environment variables as described
below.
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If Ghidra failed to run because <i>no versions</i> of Java were on the PATH, a
<a href="#Requirements">supported</a> JDK should be manually installed and added to the
PATH. The following steps outline how to add a JDK distribution to the operating system's
PATH.
<a href="#Requirements">supported</a> JDK should be installed via a Linux package manager
(aptitude, yum, etc), Windows installer program (*.exe, *.msi), macOS Installer package
(*.pkg), or manually extracted and added to the PATH. The following steps outline how to
manually extract and add a JDK distribution to the operating system's PATH.
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<p><b>Windows: </b>Extract the JDK distribution (.zip file) to your desired location
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<p>Add the JDK bin directory to the PATH variable:</p>
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<li>Under System variables, highlight <i>Path</i> and click <b>Edit...</b></li>
<li>Under <b>System variables</b>, highlight <i>Path</i> and click <b>Edit...</b></li>
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At the end of the the <i>Variable value</i> field, add a semicolon followed by
<i>&lt;path of extracted JDK dir&gt;\bin</i>
<i>&lt;path of extracted JDK dir&gt;\bin</i>, or use the <b>New</b> button in the
<i>Edit environment variable</i> window to add a new entry to the <i>Path</i>.
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<li>Click <b>OK</b></li>
<li>Click <b>OK</b></li>