I don't know if this is why, but I'm on a new computer and the files (including Minecraft) were just copied from my old computer via USB, so perhaps this is why there is no 'Java' folder? But any way I can fix this, or do I have to find my old computer and copy the Java folder over again?Īlso, the rest of minecraft (like minecraft launcher and stuff) is installed in a different folder than the default, but I looked in that folder and in the minecraft folder and didn't seem to find anything either. Apparently the default location of this file is supposed to be C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin\javaw.exe but I looked in both program files folders and can't seem to even find a folder named 'Java' However, this file isn't showing up in when I look through the list of apps/features I can allow through firewall. Where is the bundled Java runtime located when using the Minecraft Launcher for Windows I need to run the javaw executable in high performance mode so it will use the dedicated GPU. Since I have java edition, other tutorials have been saying to allow 'javaw.exe'. So, I went to go add Minecraft as an allowed app for the firewall. My firewall has blocked Minecraft, so I can't seem to play in multiplayer.
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