It downloads into a internet explorer file? I can't work out how to convert it to a java file?

I have the current version of java updated and downloaded.

Could anyone help please

.jar is java executables and to run a .jar file you need to download and install "Java Runtime Environment".
If you already have it then you need to right click on the osbot jar and click "open with" and choose java.

I have left clicked up with a few times looked and java doesn't appear to be an option yet I've got the latest java download?

Version 8 144, I have installed?

Edited September 17, 20178 yr by No one here

I dont think you have THIS  < download that and test after you've installed it.

The thing is whatever I download it doesn't want to open as a JAVA file it wants to open with something else they're is no option no matter what I do to run anything with JAVA that is the problem

 

Is they're a way I can delete everything I've downloaded and start again?

Edited September 17, 20178 yr by No one here

2 hours ago, No one here said:

Is they're a way I can delete everything I've downloaded and start again?

I can't help you with that, but you could try to locate your Osbot folder and try running it via the Command prompt. Then you're able to see, if your system even "recognizes" your current Java version.
Step by step guide on how to do that would be:

1. Locate your OSbot folder, the one with the osbot[Versionnumber].jar

2. Open the command prompt | You can do that by either searching for it with the term "cmd" in your Windows searchbar or by pressing down the [Windows-Key + R-Key] simultaneously. A small window should pop up, within that window there should be a textbox with the label "Open", in there you have to write "cmd" and press [ENTER].

3. Now that you've opened it, write "java -jar " <--- the space at the end is very important, before pressing [ENTER], drag the Java file into the Commandprompt window. 

4. Now it should be looking something like this ' C:\Users\[NAME]>java -jar "P:\OSBot\osbot 2.4.141.jar" '  - where as this "P:\OSBot\osbot 2.4.141.jar" is the Path to my osbot.jar. This one should probably be different for you.

5. After all that has been done, if you press [ENTER] the Client should load.

 

Hope this helped

 

Edited September 17, 20178 yr by Fegit

Thank you so much you've all been a great help all working now!

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