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Error installing JDK

I got the following error while installing JDK 1.7 on Windows 8.

"Error 1335. This requires the cabinet file 'st170510.cab'. The installation is corrupted and cannot be used. This may indicate a network error, error reading from the CD, or a problem with this package.

I downloaded the latest JDK from the oracle foundation. previously JDK 1.6 was installed on my computer. I uninstalled it and tried to install this version and came across this error.

For more information, I have already installed JRE 1.7 on my system.

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Mistake:

"Error 1335. The cabinet file 'st170510.cab' required for this installation is corrupt and cannot be used. This could indicate a network error, an error reading from the CD-ROM, or a problem with this package."

not because of an issue in JDK setup or per se.

Some of the reasons may be as follows:



Each link has its own list of steps to solve the problem. Not sure what might be causing the problem in your case.

You can try different solutions and see if anyone can help.

Thank!!

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I think it has something to do with the "unlock" Windows feature. (Rich click on the file, select "unlock")

We had this problem before we downloaded the Zip file, extracted the installed one and ran it - it failed - we had to unlock the file first - we also noticed that the extracted items were also "locked".

Java Install → - When downloading using windows, the file transfer speed was fast until the very end. then it seemed to have died out. Any attempt to install from these files caused errors and failure.



Fix -> - Then I downloaded it using the MAC address and then transferred the files back to the window and installed again.

This time it was fine - no mistakes - good setup.

Rob

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I had the same problem. After reading all the answers, I came to the conclusion that the downloaded .exe file was corrupted on every download. I first used Internet Edge to download (for example 5 times) and I had the problem every time. The problem was resolved when I switched to Chrome browser, downloaded and installed again.

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I faced the same problem but with 1.8 on windows 7 (tried with jdk8u91 and jdk8u92). None of the other solutions worked here, but disabling the "source" and "public jre" options did not generate an error. Not a complete solution if you want the source code: jre is available separately anyway, but it went through the installer and the jdk seems to be functional.

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I was installing Oracle Java 8 JDK (version 111) on a Windows 10 machine. I got the same error as in the question.

I disabled window protector (all checkboxes disabled), downloaded the file, went to its properties by clicking unlock and apply. Then the JDK installed fine.

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When you run into this problem, you compare two files with WinMD5Free after downloading them. I initially used chrome and IDM to download the JDK files and always ran into an error although I changed other versions several times.

Hence, I am using Firefox to download the JDK file and the issues are resolved.

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