Hello AveryTomDeaconH and welcome to the forums

I like to try and pick up the threads that don't get replied to, but I'm in the middle of my A-level exams at the moment, so my reply times might not be very fast. Just be warned

Let's try removing all traces of every Java installation:

JavaRA

You have an outdated version of Java installed on your computer. Older versions of Java are riddled with vulnerabilities, so we need to remove these.

1. Please go to the following link: Download JavaRa | SingularLabs
2. Click on located next to Windows Binary (.zip)to download JavaRa
3. Save this file to your desktop
4. Right click on the downloaded file, click Extract All then click on Extract
5. Once the files have extracted, go into the folder and double click on JavaRa.exe
6. From the drop down menu, please select your first language and click on Select
7. When JavaRa opens, click on Remove Older Versions then click on Yes
8. When that finishes, click on Search For Updates
9. When prompted, select Update Using jucheck.exe
10. When it finishes updating, reboot your computer

Tom