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How to check if my Eclipse is 32bit or 64bit [x86/x64]?

If you have the original .zip Eclipse package , look at its file name. · If the .zip has "x86_64" , then your Eclipse is x64 / 64-bit version · If the .zip doesn’t have "x86_64" , then your Eclipse is x86 / 32-bit version For instance · eclipse-java-2019-03-R-win32-x86_64.zip This is x64 eclipse for Windows OS · eclipse-SDK-4.9-win32.zip This is x86 eclipse for Windows OS · eclipse-SDK-4.9-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz This is x64 eclipse for Linux · eclipse-SDK-4.9-linux-gtk.tar.gz This is x86 eclipse for Linux

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Eclipse can't start - Java was started but returned exit code=13 - couldn't find a Java VM called javaw.exe inside the Eclipse folder

This problem can happened even in new/fresh installation of Eclipse. It means it is NOT the Eclipse that is broken but there is some problem in the Eclipse dependency in this case Java. Why this happened? In the nutshell there is mismatch between your: OS bit VS Eclipse bit VS Java bit So the problem is on the bitness between those 3 things. What you have to know about Java and Eclipse relationship

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