However, you can still find 32-bit versions of OpenJDK, which is the open-source alternative to Oracle’s JDK. OpenJDK is often used by developers and is compatible with Java applications. Here’s how you can download a 32-bit version of OpenJDK for Windows 7:

1. Visit the Adoptium website, which provides prebuilt OpenJDK distributions: Adoptium.

2. On the Adoptium website, click on the “OpenJDK with Eclipse Temurin” link.

3. Under the “Latest Release” section, you will find a list of available Java versions. Look for a version marked as “32-bit” and compatible with your Windows 7 operating system.

4. Click on the 32-bit version to download the installer or archive file for Windows.

5. Follow the installation instructions for your chosen version to set up the 32-bit OpenJDK on your Windows 7 computer.

Please note that the availability of 32-bit versions may vary depending on the specific version and distribution. Be sure to check the Adoptium website for the most up-to-date information and download options. Additionally, consider upgrading to a 64-bit operating system if possible, as it offers better performance and compatibility with modern software.