I am following this page (among others similar) about creating a portable Arduino IDE.

Though the steps are declared as easy:

1. Downloading the v.1.8.13 Windows ZIP file for non admin install,
2. Creating the portable folder,
3. Executing the arduino.exe file.

But I got stuck with this error:

This application was configured to use a bundled Java Runtime Environment but the runtime is missing or corrupted

I uninstalled v.1.8.13, then installed v.1.6.0, and never had any problems with JRE, until now.

I am following this page (among others similar) about creating a portable Arduino IDE.

Though the steps are declared as easy...

1. Downloading the v.1.8.13 Windows ZIP file for non admin install,
2. Creating the portable folder,
3. Executing the arduino.exe file.

...I got stuck with this error:

This application was configured to use a bundled Java Runtime Environment but the runtime is missing or corrupted

I uninstalled v.1.8.13, then installed v.1.6.0, and never had any problems with JRE, until now.

What I am missing?

I am following this page (among others similar) about creating a portable Arduino IDE.

Though the steps are declared as easy:

1. Downloading the v.1.8.13 Windows ZIP file for non admin install,
2. Creating the portable folder,
3. Executing the arduino.exe file.

But I got stuck with this error:

This application was configured to use a bundled Java Runtime Environment but the runtime is missing or corrupted

I uninstalled v.1.8.13, then installed v.1.6.0, and never had any problems with JRE, until while making this portable requirement...

I am following this page (among others similar) about creating a portable Arduino IDE.

Though the steps are declared as easy:

1. Downloading the v.1.8.13 Windows ZIP file for non admin install,
2. Creating the portable folder,
3. Executing the arduino.exe file.

But I got stuck with this error:

This application was configured to use a bundled Java Runtime Environment but the runtime is missing or corrupted

I uninstalled v.1.8.13, then installed v.1.6.0, and never had any problems with JRE, until now.