Java Runtime Environment 64 contains the most basic virtual machine, software libraries, and plugins. This free-of-charge development bundle is a required component to run any Java-based application or web applet. With this tool, you will be able to bring the Java platform to your desktop and display advanced multimedia content and animation.

Keep in mind that this specific version of JRE is designed solely for 64-bit Windows. Meanwhile, if you are aiming to create and compile programs, it is best for you to download Java Development Kit (JDK) as it provides a full-featured SDK for Java. 

How do I install 64-bit JRE?

Installing Java Runtime Environment 64 on your system is extremely easy. However, before proceeding, you must have administrator access to your Windows desktop. The process hardly takes a few minutes to integrate Java in your system and in all main web browsers like Microsoft Edge or Mozilla Firefox as well. A few clicks on the "Next" button and Java will be installed on your computer in no time.

The entire installation process doesn't need to remain connected to the internet. Moreover, the executable file can also be copied to a computer that has no network connection. It is important to note that when saving the file, it is more advisable to store it in a known location for easy visibility. You must close all the opened applications including the browser ahead of the installment.

If you need to configure any option regarding JRE, just go to the Control Panel tab and you will find a Java icon that can give you access to a fully-featured Java Control Panel. Remember that this version of Java Runtime Environment is only for 64-bit machines. Running 32-bit Java on 64-bit Windows will cause compromises such as update issues.

Essential PC development package 

As mentioned, Java Runtime Environment 64 offers the necessary utilities to be able to run any Java-based desktop app or web applet. It can effortlessly be downloaded and installed on your 64-bit Windows computer which will best cater to its needs as compared to the 32-bit version. However, it is important to note that it's not the dedicated solution in developing the applications, that's the job of JDK.