Java path setting

Right click on Computer icon and click properties

Select Advanced system settings

Click Environment variables..












Click New

Add 'path' as the variable name
Computer - Local Disk (C) - Program files - java - jdk1.8.0_111 - bin
Copy the address
Then click 'Ok'





























































Path setting is complete

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