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I have set the Path variable in Environment Variables to C:\Java\jdk-15\bin which is the latest jdk I've recently downloaded from official Oracle site.

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But, when I try to check the Java version from any other directory, it shows the version as below:

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I have tried running the same command from C:\ too. It shows the same. Is this how it is supposed to look or am I doing something wrong here? I have got couple of jdk versions already installed on the system. Could this be cause of the older versions lying around in the system? Should I have uninstalled older versions before installing jdk-15?

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  • Path is searched left to right (or top to bottom)... the very first entry in your picture is an older Java. Move jdk-15 to the top. Simple as that. BTW, Zookeeper doesn't support Java 15. Commented Sep 27, 2020 at 18:23
  • Thanks. It worked. I think I may have to uninstall JDK-15 then, cause I want zookeeper too. Thanks for the suggestion. Commented Sep 28, 2020 at 13:18
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