Installing Java 7: "the path 'Temp;C:' contains an invalid character" [closed] - java

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I am trying to install Java 7u80 on Windows 10. When I attempt to install it, get this error:
"Error 1324. The path Temp;C: contains an invalid character."
I am not sure what it means or why it is even trying to use a path with those characters in it. I have been trying to do research on this issue and so far found nothing. The solutions I found said that it is caused by a username with an invalid character in it, but my username is CF77. I do not know what to do and am looking for help.

Your TEMP or TMP environment variable is likely bad. That's usually where installation programs find the path to the temp folder. Type command set in a command prompt to see your environment variables. – Andreas

Well you can easily figure out if you watch few you tube video on how to set the path variable in java after installation.
Here is the couple of link-
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+set+path+variable+for+java+in+windows+10

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