Go here and grab the Windows 64 bit version, then install it. If you cannot find a jre? folder in the Program Files directory, then you do not have the 64 bit version of java installed. This should be jre? where the ? is 7 in this case. Inside this folder there should be another which corresponds to your version number above. Make a note of the second number on the second line (eg: java version "1.7.x_xx" -> 7.Ħ4 bit only: Check whether you're using a 64 or 32 bit version of java by looking in C:\Program Files\ and C:\Program Files (x86)\ for a folder called Java. Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_05-b06) If you're still getting an error, redownload the Miecraft.You should see something like this: java version "1.7.0_05" minecraft folder onto a memory stick and transfer it to your offline computer if you can't connect to the internet on your computer you can just run Minecraft on a computer connected to the net to download the files and then copy your. Second, if your reinstalling Minecraft, make sure you're online, while you can play Minecraft offline that's only after you've downloaded the files, while i haven't upgraded to 1.6.2 (because i would have to regenerate the world to update it and i'm waiting on the new biomes in 1.7 before i go though that) i'm assuming you can still play it offline just by failing to login and selecting "Play Offline". First thing's first, make sure you have Java, it doesn't have to be the latest build as on my Gaming PC i haven't updated Java since Minecraft first came out and it's been fine (apart from a notice saying i need 64-bit java for a full render distance) but it's best to get the latest build just in case, if you do have java update it, the problem could be your Java installation and an update would fix that, otherwise uninstall and reinstall java
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