After deleting the Minecraft folder on %appdata% this error shows up when i tried to...

what about the other procedures?

"Reinstall Minecraft: If none of the above steps work, you may need to completely uninstall Minecraft and then reinstall it from scratch"

Hello, this is me again, I uninstalled Minecraft from the App & features in Settings and Installed it again from the Official Minecraft Website but it still shows the same error.

Check your environment variables: Open the Windows search bar and search for "Environment Variables." Click on "Edit the system environment variables" and then click on the "Environment Variables" button. Look for the "JAVA_HOME" variable under "System Variables" and make sure it points to the correct location of your Java installation. If it is not set or pointing to the wrong location, edit it and set it to the correct location.

Check your PATH variable: Still in the "Environment Variables" window, look for the "Path" variable under "System Variables" and click on "Edit." Make sure that the path to your Java installation is included in the list of paths. If it is not there, click on "New" and add it to the list.

what about the other procedures?

Can you please tell me where're all the other procedures located?

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If you deleted the ".minecraft" folder on %appdata%, you likely also deleted the Java runtime that Minecraft uses to run the game. Here are some steps you can take to try and fix the issue:

Reinstall Java: Go to the Java website and download the latest version of Java. Install it on your computer and restart your computer.

Reinstall Minecraft Launcher: Download the Minecraft Launcher from the official Minecraft website and reinstall it on your computer. This should ensure that you have the latest version of the launcher.

Check your environment variables: Open the Windows search bar and search for "Environment Variables." Click on "Edit the system environment variables" and then click on the "Environment Variables" button. Look for the "JAVA_HOME" variable under "System Variables" and make sure it points to the correct location of your Java installation. If it is not set or pointing to the wrong location, edit it and set it to the correct location.

Check your PATH variable: Still in the "Environment Variables" window, look for the "Path" variable under "System Variables" and click on "Edit." Make sure that the path to your Java installation is included in the list of paths. If it is not there, click on "New" and add it to the list.

Reinstall Minecraft: If none of the above steps work, you may need to completely uninstall Minecraft and then reinstall it from scratch. This should ensure that all necessary files are in place.