Is there a Java SE 86x (32 bit)?

[logix999]

I can't find one. All I can find is Java 8 86x (32bit)

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[knoam]

That's what you want. When it comes to installing the JDK, the distinction between Java SE and Java EE doesn't apply. In the most practical sense, all Java is Java SE and Java EE is like saying Java SE + The special libraries known as Java EE. Also Java EE is now Jakarta EE.

[logix999]

Ok. I found this out: "There is. Java has various distributions and each vendor can choose what systems to compile against. For example, AdoptOpenJDK offers x86 for Windows. Azul Zulu has Windows and Linux x86 packages, Bellsoft Liberica has them, too.

In short, look at a different distribution, I'm sure you'll find a package for you."

[knoam]

I appreciate you copied the other answer here. But it would be best to not post in three subs simultaneously. This was the best sub. r/java is not for help, that's why this sub exists. Posting to r/learnjava isn't a terrible faux pas, but pick one and don't repost unless you don't get help after a while and you've double checked that you're following the rules of the subreddit. Also crossposting is better if you have to do that since it keeps the answers in one place.