Installed Java not recognized

I did the Java install bit, including the check to see if the proper flavor was installed for my MacBook Pro. All looked good and I am not aware of anything's not running or presenting properly. Nonetheless, it keeps alerting that Java needs installation. What to do? Thanks

I have the same issue too, kept prompting me.
So I tried to download again, but it says the Java had already been installed.
How to get rid of this?

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