Learn how to set JAVA_HOME as the Environment variable in Windows and also how to check or test the JAVA_HOME configuration setup using CMD.

There are three simple ways to set JAVA_HOME in Windows. This tutorial shows you how to do it manually, from the command line and through the installer.

I definitely have no JAVA_HOME set to 11 anywhere and rather I have no JAVA_HOME set at all. Do I really really need to go back to setting JAVA_HOME? Is it taking some system defaults from OSX?

No matter what I do to try and force the Debugger for Java vscode extension to use JVM 14.0.1, it uses 1.8.0_60. I have searched far and wide and made the system default 14.0.1, set my JAVA_HOME to ...