Many browser downloads will be 32x as this is what the site detects from the browser. Then consider installing the latest system from Oracle's Java downloads site, but select "All downloads" in the left bar and specifically opt for the 64x version. Please uninstall Java from your system if you have a copy presently installed. If Java is crashing, I might guess that you have an issue with Java or the arguments you are passing to Minecraft. Please make sure to use paint to black out any sensitive information. What may be simpler is if you're able to screenshot the relevant error (PrtSc, and then paste it into paint to save as an image file), you can upload it to or other hosts. Those files are to your local drive, which I do not have access to. While I appreciate you trying to provide me with a link, you'll want to use an online web host for this. Intel Core i7-4510U CPU 2.00GHz - 2.Firstly, you may wish to edit your posts to remove those paths, as they may contain personal information you wouldn't want to be publicly available.So my question is, how can I get Minecraft back up and running? As indicated by the background above, javaw.exe seemingly closes immediately after the process starts up.After that I click the launcher to load, the cursor indicates that it's loading a file, and nothing happens.I use the newest Minecraft.exe official launcher (alternative Windows download, without built-in java).When I launch Minecraft I do the following:
Started application ".\runtime\jre-圆4\1.8.0_25\bin\java.exe" -cp "game\launcher.jar" Īpplication can still run, so I assume that part's fine. Here's the log that I found in Minecraft's nativelog.txt: #Īpplication Hash: b06079c75cb616544a6dbf83108db9a3265e1242 At last, I checked processes in task manager, and found that when I try to launch the game with the launcher, it creates a javaw.exe process for a split second, and the process immediately disappears.
Then I have checked the firewall, to see if it conflicts with Minecraft or Java, and it doesn't.
Cleaning the registry for leftovers from possibly corrupt Java re-install didn't help either. Unfortunately, neither of these fixes did anything. I have tried a couple of usual fixes, such as re-downloading and re-installing both Minecraft and Java (64-bit) itself. There was no strange behavior of any kind prior to that. Slightly over a month ago, Minecraft suddenly stopped working on my computer.
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