Is there a JDK for Java 24 or 25 for Windows on ARM?

December 10, 2025 6 answers
Asked by CuriousCoder89
I've been hearing from some folks that there might be a Java 24 JDK available for Windows on ARM, but I haven't had any luck tracking one down. I'd even be okay with a version 25 if that's available. If anyone knows of any options, I'd really appreciate your help! Thanks!

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JavaNinja42
You can definitely grab the Zulu JDK 25 for Windows on ARM. Java 24 is pretty much left in the dust since 25 is the Long-Term Support version now, so it's a solid choice to go with that.
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CodeExplorer77
You can also use the Disco API to explore all available distributions including early access builds. Hereโ€™s the link: https://api.foojay.io/disco/v3.0/packages?package_type=jdk&latest=available&version=24&operating_system=windows&architecture=aarch64
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OpenSourceSurfer
Microsoft offers an OpenJDK option as well, but it seems to be marked as "Available Soon." So it might be worth keeping an eye on that!
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LatestTechFinder
You might find something useful at SDKMAN. They list various Java SDKs and you could browse what's available for ARM.
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ResourceHunter99
Check out Adoptium's website. They've got a range of options, but be aware that they're currently missing builds for Windows ARM64 for both versions 24 and 25.
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TechieTraveler5
I found that Bellsoft's Liberica JDK 24 is actually available for Windows ARM (64-bit). Just a heads up though, non-LTS versions are typically harder to come by!
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