Eclipse 64 bit Hang at Startup after install JBoss Developer Studio visual studio

Eclipse Neon hang at startup after installed JBoss Developer Studio. Due to JDS using JDK 32 bit for visual editor, however Eclipse environment was set for JDK 64 bit. conflict might happened even using xulrunner.
Problem was solved by uninstalling Eclipse and uninstalling the Java JDK 32bit.

Remember to Backup your Eclipse WorkSpace (just in case).

Uninstalling Eclipse:
- Deleting Eclipse installation folder, .Eclipse, eclipse in appdata folder.
- Uninstall Java JDK 32 bit from control panel in Windows 10.

After uninstalled.

- Reinstalling Eclipse Neon with installer.
- select your existing workspace.
- go to the project that using JBoss visual editor. Project properties --> web editor restore default.



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