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. Please note that while 32-bit Java may work for certain older applications, it is generally recommended to use 64-bit versions for better performance and compatibility with modern systems.

Here’s how you can download a 32-bit version of OpenJDK:

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.”

4. Click on the 32-bit version to download the installer or archive file for your operating system (Windows, Linux, or macOS).

5. Follow the installation instructions for your chosen version and operating system to set up the 32-bit OpenJDK on your computer.