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Hy To install Matlab 2007 on windows 7 1-Change Windows 7 Theme to the classic one (windows classic) 2-now the Matlab install will work correctly To use Matlab with other windows 7 themes you have to change java used by matlab. 1- download latest java version and install it.

2- go to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 you will find a file named jer1.5.0_07 rename it to Original_jer1.5.0_07 3- go to C: Program Files Java you will find file named jet6 (jetX for Xversion) copie it to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 and rename it to jer1.5. Winconnect Server Vs Crack. 0_07 Now you can use matlab with all themes. Hy To install Matlab 2007 on windows 7 1-Change Windows 7 Theme to the classic one (windows classic) 2-now the Matlab install will work correctly To use Matlab with other windows 7 themes you have to change java used by matlab. 1- download latest java version and install it. 2- go to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 you will find a file named jer1.5.0_07 rename it to Original_jer1.5.0_07 3- go to C: Program Files Java you will find file named jet6 (jetX for Xversion) copie it to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 and rename it to jer1.5.0_07 Now you can use matlab with all themes.

Thanks for your advice. Installing the JRE 5.0.20 works fine, even Java 6 update 16 worked for me. There is only one problem left when using Simulink. If I try to open the scope (or floating scope) parameters, I can only see an empty window. Does anybody know a solution for this problem?

Everything else is OK. But I can not change scope parameters (for example change the number of axes or data point limits). It only works if I change the theme back to Windows classic and run Matlab 7 on the old JRE (which is 1.4.2 in my case).

Thanks for any help. Hi I installed matlab701 when I was using windows vista premium.

It was performing nice. Last week i upgraded windows7, from that moment matlab is not working. I have tried the procedure given by you. When I switch to theme windows classic it works. But for other themes it doesnt.

Actually i installed jre-1_5_0_21-windows-i586-p. Then I gone to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 where i did found a folder named jre1.4.2_04. I tried to rename it but it was showing that 'action can not be completed becuase files open it in another program' (it might be matlab.exe).

I did closed all aplications then also it was displying the same error. For this case, What to do to work MATLAB in other themes also. Please if possible mail me on Deepak.

Ok maybe this just work for windows 7 users, math lab have problems with screen effects and compatibility with win 7, so lets just configure correctly math lab, 1.- open compatibility tab 2.- Select windows 2000 3.- mark the option to disable visual themes this should fix it maybe it will also work on Vista not sure about. I didnt have to rename anything or and downloading java will not work because already had newer vercion, hope this help out c ya and tankyou for the idea. *-*-*-*Important*-*-* Hello again i decided to modify the existing post because after some use i discover that when i use the save function math lave crash and close, but simple change compatibility to XP Service pack 3 worked aparently all funtions are correct now.

This post is for any who stumble across this issue in the future or who, after all of the above detail, is still unable to get Matlab working - a situation I was in just a few minutes ago. I was able to get Matlab 7.1 running on my wife's Windows 7 Starter laptop by installing an older version of Java than she was initially using. I installed JRE 1.5 (her main/current version of java is JRE 6) and then added a system variable MATLAB_JAVA that directs Matlab to use the JRE 1.5 version. See for more details on the system variable aspect. No re-naming or overwriting of system or java files was required, and with Windows 7 Starter edition no playing with themes is possible so that approach was out (Windows 7 Starter is a crippled pile of junk, but that's a whole 'nother story).

Older versions of Java can be found here: Front-end, Plots, and Help files all work fine, but I have not tried Simulink. Regards, Corey. Ok maybe this just work for windows 7 users, math lab have problems with screen effects and compatibility with win 7, so lets just configure correctly math lab, 1.- open compatibility tab 2.- Select windows 2000 3.- mark the option to disable visual themes this should fix it maybe it will also work on Vista not sure about. I didnt have to rename anything or and downloading java will not work because already had newer vercion, hope this help out c ya and tankyou for the idea. This and this for matlab 7.1r14sp3 users. Works perfect without any java modification in win 7 home premium!!!! Thanx a bunch!

Works with all themes, and no problem with help file at all. Sum 41 Does This Look Infected Full Album Torrent. Hope the same will work with you guys 2007b users.

Just installed Matlab 7 on Window7 64-bit. Download jre1.5.0_20 (thats version 5 update 20) from For some reason, jre1.5.0_19 didnt work for me. Kept on getting. Bin classic jvm.dll not found.

So if you get the same error, use jre1.5.0_20 2. Also ensure that you download the 'Windows' version and not 'Windows x64' of jre that shows up in the drop down menu on Java's website even if you are running Windows7 64-bit version since matlab version is 32-bit. The exe is called jre-1_5_0_20-windows-i586-p-iftw.exe 3.

Install (if you have a later version of jre, install it first) it 4. Copy c: Program File (x64) java jre1.5.0_20 folder to c: Matlab7 sys java jre win32 5. In this latter folder, there'd be a jre.cfg file. Copy it to ori_jre.cfg. Edit jre.cfg to replace the old version name with 1.5.0_20 6.

Matlab7 should work now. I also disabled matlabserver from startup (run msconfig from run prompt). It might or might not be necessary.

Thanks to for the basic idea. I had to make some changes and its now working fine for me. And oh, alternatively, setting the theme to 'Classic' worked too but I prefer the more trendier Window7 ones;) All the best! Hi, Just installed Matlab 7 on Windows7 32-bit, and I'm having Problems. I installed Matlab, and fixed the issues with installation of jre1.6. I also configured MATLAB_JAVA as an environment variable exactly as suggested. Matlab then opens, but some of the options are unavailable: For example, when right clicking on a function in the code, the 'open selection' is unavailable.

For now, I didn't notice any other problems, but I'm afraid it's only a matter of time. To fix it, I tried installing version 5 as suggested here (jre1.5.0_21) and changed the environment variable to point to it (the path is now C: Program Files Java jre1.5.0_21), and also changed the CFG file (and the dierctory name, just in case) like JustDidIt suggested, but the problem won't go away. Does anyone have an idea how the problem can be solved? I've also Windows 7 x64 bit and Matlab for 32 bit.

Just do the second suggestion of ELFEHRIJ. I copied it below. It helped me. Now I'm using my matlab on Windows 7. But only the trick is 1. It's not file, actually it should be folder. Also it's name could be slightly different from one down here. Also that name maybe different from the name of folder in your program folder for Java.

Copy the entire folder from the folder for Java and use the old name of your folder (jer1.5.0, I'm using this name but it could be slightly different) for copied one. To install Matlab 2007 on windows 7 1-Change Windows 7 Theme to the classic one (windows classic) 2-now the Matlab install will work correctly To use Matlab with other windows 7 themes you have to change java used by matlab. 1- download latest java version and install it. 2- go to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 you will find a file named jer1.5.0_07 rename it to Original_jer1.5.0_07 3- go to C: Program Files Java you will find file named jet6 (jetX for Xversion) copie it to C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32 and rename it to jer1.5.0_07 Now you can use matlab with all themes. Hey thanks a lot for ur suggestion buddy. I would like to add that i have matlab 7.4 setup for win32 and win64. I faced problems installing win64.

I also faced problems installing win32. But then windows 7 asked me for installing the program using recommended settings and after accepting it everything worked fine.

I didnt have to change my theme to windows classic for installation. Yes for running matlab on other themes i had to do what u suggested. I copied the folder 'jre1.5.0.22' from c: program files java to c: program files matlab r2007a sys java jre win32. I renamed it to jre1.5.0.07. Now everything is working fine. For Matlab R2007a and Window 7 x64, the java JRE 1.5.0_19 or JRE_1.5.0.20 works for a while and then for some unknown reason, Matlab R2007a Help browser then stop responsing: it opened but became unresponsive immediately. After a long search, I came upon the following Mathworks articles on MATLAB_JAVA environment variable: In Window 7 x64, Matlab R2007a Java is installed in the following directory: (assuming you have following previous thread on copying Jre1.5.0_19 to your matlab java installation directory) C: Program Files (x86) MATLAB sys java jre win32 jre1.5.0_19 set or add your MATLAB_JAVA Environment Variable to such directory.

Also in C: Program Files (x86) MATLAB sys java jre win32 there is a file call jre.cfg that contains the version of jre Matlab is using. Modify it so that it say 1.5.0_19.

After adding the MATLAB_JAVA Environment Variable, my Matlab Help browser finally work again. Note that if you have Matlab R2007b you have to do the following. First change the theme as above. Download java version 1.6.15.

And install it. Change C: Program Files MATLAB R2007b sys java jre win32 XXXX, The file name XXXX stands for the java version you have.

Change the XXXX to jre1.6.0_15. Change the file jre in C: Program Files MATLAB R2007b sys java jre win32. Open it with notepad and write 1.6.0_15 instead of the text that was there before. Note: you can install newer versions of java without influencing this setup, just don't delete the 1.6 version. And you have a running Matlab.

For Matlab R2007a and Window 7 x64, the java JRE 1.5.0_19 or JRE_1.5.0.20 works for a while and then for some unknown reason, Matlab R2007a Help browser then stop responsing: it opened but became unresponsive immediately. After a long search, I came upon the following Mathworks articles on MATLAB_JAVA environment variable: In Window 7 x64, Matlab R2007a Java is installed in the following directory: (assuming you have following previous thread on copying Jre1.5.0_19 to your matlab java installation directory) C: Program Files (x86) MATLAB sys java jre win32 jre1.5.0_19 set or add your MATLAB_JAVA Environment Variable to such directory. Also in C: Program Files (x86) MATLAB sys java jre win32 there is a file call jre.cfg that contains the version of jre Matlab is using. Modify it so that it say 1.5.0_19. After adding the MATLAB_JAVA Environment Variable, my Matlab Help browser finally work again. This is the most correct method.

Be sure to only ADD MATLAB_JAVA ' system variable ' to C: Program Files MATLAB sys java jre win32 jre1.5.0_19. DON'T ADD it to ' User variable ', this will lead HELP browser crash. I still have the problem that I can not change the Scope Parameters in Simulink when using JRE 5 or 6.

Clicking on the Parameter button in a scope will only open an empty window. It only works with JRE 1.4.2 but this version doesn't work with Win 7 themes as you all know.

Anybode having the same problem (unable to change Simulink Scope Parameters with newer Java Versions)? Thanks for your reply. Hey, I am having the same issue, but seems that no one is answering this! I tried to look up for that on some forums and similar, but I didn't have any luck! I'll be gratefull if you let me know if you come up with a solution, and I will do the same in case I find out! My e-mail is darchello@hotmail.com Thankfull in advance! Why are people making their explanations/instructions so confusing and imprecise?

Ok first of all, this stuff about copying Java files, first suggested by ELFEHRIJ, can we clear up once and for all what the mistakes in the instructions are? 1.) There is no such file named 'jer1.5.0_07'.

There is, however, a directory which starts with jre, not jer. Is this what we are talking about? 2.) Why is everyone talking about the directory win32? The original path mentioned is: C: Program Files MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win32. I do not have such a path.

I only have win64 at the end. No win32 folder. In other words, the only path I have is: C: Program Files Programs MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win64. How come I don't have a win32 folder?? (NOTE: I used a subfolder called Programs within Program Files to install to; otherwise my path is the same.) Screenshot: **NOTE: I am dealing with Matlab R2007a on Windows 7 x64 Professional. I got the install to complete, but now it gives me an error when launching it.

3.) When I go into C: Program Files Programs MATLAB R2007a sys java jre win64, what I see is a folder named jre1.5.0_05. It's not 1.5.0_07 as stated in original instructions. Why the discrepancy? Screenshot 2: 4.) Why did lupki suddenly start talking about a Matlab path that includes the Program Files (x86) folder?

Everyone here trying to install matlab 2007 on a 64bit system had placed it into the Program Files folder, correct? Thanks to all the data provided in this forum and 2 days work, I succeeded installing 2007a on my new PC under W7 Ultimate. I use it for running Simulink. Summing it up: Could not install the 64 bit version, so it runs on 32 bit installation.

Anyone knows why? Is it worth continuing fighting?

Would Simulink run faster? The Matlab is installed in Program Files (x86) by default. There you look for the folder of the Java workaround. It won't run under the original java version provided in the Matlab CD. When using the jre6 (jre-6u27) it ran Simulink, however, when trying to use the control toolbox linear analysis, it got stuck (e.g. Didn't display Bode) As recommended, I installed the jre1_5_0_20.

Here is the link: I use the classic theme. Like it better, so didn't bother check the other options. The Linear analysis and the Help run OK.

Good luck, ER.