I use a sanitized version of Windows 11 to run Freenet. I cannot use Freenet on Windows 11 becuase the Freenet installer does not recognize that I have the default install of Java 8 on my system. It wants to install Java 10.0.2, which is badly out of date and cannot be trusted, and it is no longer supported by Oracle. Perhaps there should be a way to override the installer if you already have java installed, or perhaps the method to detect Java is out of date, I hear it has to do with the registry, so I included a copy of the Javasoft part of the registry so that way you can debug, you will need to unzip it since github does not support registry files.
default java reg.zip
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I use a sanitized version of Windows 11 to run Freenet. I cannot use Freenet on Windows 11 becuase the Freenet installer does not recognize that I have the default install of Java 8 on my system. It wants to install Java 10.0.2, which is badly out of date and cannot be trusted, and it is no longer supported by Oracle. Perhaps there should be a way to override the installer if you already have java installed, or perhaps the method to detect Java is out of date, I hear it has to do with the registry, so I included a copy of the Javasoft part of the registry so that way you can debug, you will need to unzip it since github does not support registry files. default java reg.zip .