PkHonor

First you need to locate Javaw.exe, in order to do that, go to your C: drive and look for the folder(s) "Program files" and/or "Program files (x86)", within either of these folders, there should be a folder called "Java", open the folder "Java", in that folder, there should be another folder called "Jre7", open that folder, next open the folder "Bin", look inside this folder and try to find "Javaw".
You have now successfully located "Javaw.exe", you don't need to click it, just make sure it's there, if not, let me know.
Go back to the folder, in which you found the folder "Java" and all you need to do, is remember that folder's location.


Now, open the windows menu (You can do this by pressing the windows icon, in the left bottom corner of your screen).
Next you will right click "Computer" and press properties, this should bring you to this menu,

On that same menu, then press "Advanced system settings", this should pop-up:

Press "Environment variables" this should pop-up:

Now, look for path in "system variables" as highlighted in blue in the above pictures and press edit,
Now depending on the directory you found the Java folder in,
You will either have to add (If the "Java" folder was located in "Program Files", use this one) Or (If the "Java" folder was located in "Program Files (x86)", use this one) to the end of your "Path" including the ";"

Now press "Ok", "Ok" again, then press "Apply", now try to run Pkhonor again.

I'm hoping this resolved your issue, let me know if it did or if it didn't.

If you do not have Jre7, but instead have Jre6 just replace Jre6 with Jre7.

Kind regards.

I've had the JavaW error on my laptop, I got it fixed by installing 64bit java instead of 32bit.

Is that a solution too, or did I just get lucky?

Maurits wrote:I've had the JavaW error on my laptop, I got it fixed by installing 64bit java instead of 32bit.

Is that a solution too, or did I just get lucky?

Well, the 64Bit Java folder will usually be located in ";C:\Program Files (x86)\" and the normal 32Bit version in ";C:\Program Files\", I'm assuming ";C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin" was already defined in your path, and ";C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin" just wasn't.
In a way you did get lucky, because the 64Bit location was defined, but that isn't necessarily always the case.

Very helpful thank you

Thanks worked really well!

Thanks so much! So helpful!

Nice guide, but what about the people who are unable to find that path in the system variables?

i had this problem for many years never been able to fix it until i joined PkH haha
Thank god

Chakravartin wrote:Nice guide, but what about the people who are unable to find that path in the system variables?

What do you mean?..
How can one not have a Path in System Variables?

Justin wrote:

Chakravartin wrote:Nice guide, but what about the people who are unable to find that path in the system variables?

What do you mean?..
How can one not have a Path in System Variables?