JDeveloper error: (CMD property not found in autorun.inf)

Question

Actually, I tried to install the jdev_suite_121200_win64.exe program, which I already downloaded from the oracle website, but when I tried to install it after the first installation page, I got this CMD property not found in autorun.inf error. I already tried running as administrator and running the program through CMD. A google search and oracle forum just gave me this link https://forums.oracle.com/thread/2559818 ., Because of which I could not get anything useful from it.

Answer 1

The correct answer is as follows (did it on Windows 8.1 x64):

• Install 7Zip (x64 in my case) on your PC;
• Right-click on "jdev_suite_121300_win64.exe", select 7Zip and extract it to your preferences folder;
• At the elevated command prompt (in my case, I used Windows PowerShell running as an administrator), go to the "Disk1" folder, which should be inside the folder that you just extracted "jdev_suite_121300_win64.exe";
• Run the following command (without double quotes): C:\PROGRA~1\Java\(..your JDK.., in my case jdk1.8.0_20)\bin\java.exe -jar install/modules/ora-launcher.jar DISKCNT=1 JRE_COMPONENT=oracle.jdk;oracle.jre ;

Enjoy ;-) !!

Answer 2

This link you posted has a more or less working answer. I had the same problem and I found that at the same time as this question. I will post the answer here, along with what I had to do to make it work.

Answer:

 1. Extract "jdev_suite_121200_win64.exe" file into C:\jdev_suite_121200_win64 2. In cmd go to C:\jdev_suite_121200_win64\Disk1 3. Execute follow command: C:\PROGRA~1\Java\jdk1.6.0_31\bin\java.exe (..your JDK..) -jar install/modules/ora-launcher.jar DISKCNT=1 JRE_COMPONENT=oracle.jdk,oracle.jre 

This answer, for some reason, really failed every time I tried to install jdk java.exe using Java 7, and was incredibly frustrating. However, as soon as I launched it using java java.exe for Java 6.0_38, everything went fine. The installer will tell you that the Java check failed because it needs Java 7, but just ignore it and it installs fine.

Basically, follow the above instructions and use Java 6 jdk java.exe. My team, which ultimately worked, looked like this:

 C:\"Program Files (x86)"\Java\jdk1.6.0_38\bin\java.exe -jar install/modules/ora-launcher.jar DISKCNT=1 JRE_COMPONENT=oracle.jdk,oracle.jre 

Answer 3

Louis's answer is correct. I was going to publish it, but it beat me up to the beat! :) There is a very vague description that Louis did swim around, but a few people were confused about extracting the .exe file. This is a self-extracting exe file, so you can right-click and use some kind of program to extract (I used 7zip, for example, Luiz). Here are the instructions I typed:

• Extract jdev_suite_121300_win64.exe in C: \ jdev_suite (create a folder) by right-clicking and using 7zip.
• In CMD, browse to C: \ jdev_suite \ disk1
• Run the following command: C: \ jdev_suite \ Disk1> "c: \ Program Files \ Java \ jdk1.7.0_67 \ bin" \ java.exe -jar instal l / modules / ora-launcher.jar diskcnt = 1 jre_component = oracle. jdk, oracle.jre

Hope this helps! Thanks, Louis. I tried to answer your question, but I'm just just nOOb!

Answer 4

Unzip jdev_suite_121200_win32.exe to jdev_suite_121200_win32.

Run the install.exe file, available in jdev_suite_121200_win32 \ Disk1.

Answer 5

The problem is much simpler. You do not need to extract anything. Just the installer does not find its path to the java.exe file in the \ bin directory in the jdk file. You just need to specify the path to this directory. If you use windows 7 or 8, do the following:

• Go to the Computer icon and right-click on it.
• In the upper left part of the window, click Advanced system settings.
• In the advanced tab, click Environment Variables
• Click new to add a system variable and call its path
• Specify a name in your bin directory (Insert into variable value). It usually has the format

C: \ Program Files \ Java \ jdkx.x.x_xx \ bin

6. Click OK and run the Jdeveloper installer again.