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Because Windows is not a supported platform? You have to find an unofficial build or build it yourself.

• mathnode 14y ago
  Is anyone distributing 64bit OpenJDK builds for windows? EDIT: I found: https://github.com/alexkasko/openjdk-unofficial-builds https://github.com/alexkasko/openjdk-unofficial-builds
  • untog 14y ago
    Just the word 'unofficial' is enough to stop most large companies using them. It is (was?) the same with Firefox- they never offered an MSI installer for use on corporate networks. There were unofficial versions, but you could never be sure that someone hadn't bundled something extra in there.
    • mamcx 14y ago
      "but you could never be sure that someone hadn't bundled something extra in there". Irony, With Oracle, your are SURE.
    • klez 14y ago
      Well, this thing about Java shows that you can trust not even official versions...
• eumenides1 14y ago
  Is there an OpenJRE(or even a need)? or do we just run OpenJDK?