No Java Virtual Machine found | While starting eclipse | Quick Fix

This video helps you to fix one of the basic errors that we get while starting eclipse i.e. No Java Virtual Machine found.

that is meant to change the configuration setting for eclipse.

Open the file in notepad.
Under VM parameter, check the path specified.
Since we can see that there is not such path that exists. We will go to the actual path. Copy the path URL.
Paste the path and save the changes.

Now try opening the eclipse.
You can see that now it opens up perfectly fine.

[alina_r]

It is three years after you uploaded this video but you just saved me from having a mental breakdown and questioning my choices in my course of studies.
I spent an hour trying to figure out all these posts in various forms and I knew I had to change something about the path, but it still didn't work, whatever I did. Just to now finally figure out that the mistake was that the first guide I followed told me to download the .exe file and not the .zip. Because I didn't know what else to do I now decided to download the .zip file, because I saw that your java had folders and mine was just an application. And after I followed your steps I could finally start eclipse.
I'm posting this long comment in case anyone else made the same mistake as me and is aswell slowly losing hope :D

[nihaljain]

It is worth noting that if the -vm flag is not already present in the .ini file, it has to be added manually. Thanks for the video!

[ChuckNorrisFAN]

You saved another life today, Mr. Singh. Your're the man.

[SuperGluex]

Thank you so much! I was losing my mind trying to find a way to fix it. Couldn't find any useful help until I stumbled upon your video. Yours truly was a simple fix, easy to follow, and worked like a charm - thanks again!

[cainabel]

Thank you very much! Went on my bank for something and it deleted some sort of JAVA that I was using for my Eclipse. Thanks to you, I got it working again.

[aj_abdel]

thank you guy ! it worked ! ;)

But I have a question :

Why the line containing :
"-vm
C:\ ...."
was not in the file?

[ronymartinez]

Hi. Do you know how to do that in Mac? Thanks.

[ameykamble]

Thanks, this video solved my issue.Keep up the good work..!!

[woodencraft]

I have no java on local disk C.what can i do?I'm not downloading eclipse for jvk missing

[kelsey]

this is the first time i had this error, this video was very helpful. Thank you!

[virtualvoice]

the only thing in my eclipse folder is .metadata

[skfl]

Thank you so much! It did help you saved me 20 minutes of download echlipse thanks

[DivuSiddhu]

Thanks for such good recordings and uploading simple things

[dikisourav]

Thanks for the video, this was really helpful... Cheers! :)

[goncalolobo]

Thanks so much for the help, it was really helpful.

[smritigupta]

Thanks, it helped me to solve the issue!

[musharafullah]

#thanks a lot its work dude wish you best of luck (y)