Java Mission Control No JVMs detected Windows 10

Question

I just downloaded Java Mission Control (JMC) for the first time and upon starting JMC, the following popup appears:

I am trying to go through the Q&A but I am either not sure how to implement the suggested solutions, or the solutions don't seem to work, which I detail below:

My attempted solutions

Referring to the suggested solutions enumerated above:

1. A1: I am not running in Eclipse (I am running the JMC app directly as an executable), and anyway what does it mean to "run an app on a JDK, not a JRE"?
2. A2: Indeed the hsperfdata folder was not writeable, so I modified the folder to give all permissions to everyone and closed all Java apps:

However, after starting a new Java app , the permissions revert back to their original settings and thus I am unable to implement this suggested solution:

• A3: The line after -vm is not empty, so I don't think this suggested solution is relevant for me:

For what it's worth, both JConsole and JVisualVM are able to find all running Java processes:

Answer 1

In case it is helpful for others with the same issue, I was able to resolve the problem described above by adding the location of the JRE contained within the JDK to the front of the System PATH variable (Windows 10):