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Originally Posted by Rakusan2
I had this problem and all I did was in Eclipse I went to Window->Preferences->Java->Installed JREs->Add->Standart VM
Then I found the newest jdk in JRE home, clicked next and select it.
This worked with out me even touching JAVA_HOME which I still do not even have in my system variables
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While that does fix this problem, it ONLY fixes it for Eclipse and not for any other programs that may be expecting the JAVA_HOME variable to be pointing a JDK. Correcting the JAVA_HOME variable ensures this issue won't arise on any other programs.