I've found a similar one to it here Class has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Environment, so I'm looking for a way to upgrade/downgrade the version of Java, but I can't find Java control panel anywhere, I tried check the "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items", tried small icons, I tried this command javaws -viewer on cmd ...
All of the answers concerning Java Control Panel in Windows 10 keep saying to access the Control Panel - well, news flash, there is NO control panel. Everything has been moved to Settings in Windo...
Right-click the Start button and choose "Control Panel". In the "Search Control Panel" box, type "Java". It should bring up a match entitled "Java (XX-bit)" (where XX is the bit-level of the Java install) Double-click that icon to open the Java Control Panel.
According to the Oracle Java 16 documentation, the Control Panel was removed in Java 11. It may or may not be present in other Java distros. If it is still present, you should be able to find it as ControlPanel or jcontrol in the Java installation's bin or jre/bin directory. (Or javacpl.exe + javacpl.cpl on Windows.)
The Java was installed by myself (I am the only user on this computer). How can I get the control panel item show up in the control panel, so that I can run it with admin rights?
It appears that many of the security parameters that were configured using the Java Control Panel control the security of the Java browser plugin and Java Webstart. JWS and the browser plugin no longer exist in Java 11. You were interested in configuring Control Panel > Security > Exception Site List.
To store your settings, you have to run the Java Control Panel in administrator mode. Find the javacpl.exe in the bin subdirectory of your JRE installation, and use the context menu to run it as administrator. Any changes you make to the settings should now be saved when you apply and close the window.
Java Verify failure unable to Configure Java Control Panel not opening ( Fix : ) Java Verify failure unable to Configure Java Control Panel does not open ( Fix : ) this is a regular ( windows 7 bug related ) problem after successful installation of Java ( jre ) and fresh installation of Windows7 64bit or 32bit on my laptop or desktop. what worked perfectly for me was setting COMPATIBILITYMODE ...
For my task, modifying this Java Control Panel setting manually is the least desirable way to solve the problem because the program, which I am fixing, is a part of an automated test suite, which is deployed on many machines, and requiring manual intervention makes the deployment process error-prone.
Good to know. However, my Java icon doesn't show up in the system tray. I see a Java control panel option "Place Java icon in system tray" under the "Miscellaneous" options. I've enabled that, but still don't see a Java icon in my system tray.
