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I just bought minecraft for my windows laptop. Nowadays you get both bedrock and Java. Bedrock works fine, but when I try Java it says I haven't bought it and that I can only play the demo.
- Deleting and reinstalling minecraft and the minecraft launcher - Using the 'legacy launcher' - Rolling back my PC to an older windows update - Deleting and reinstalling java - Running SFC and DISM - Allocating more and less RAM to minecraft. Nothing works and I am eventually always met with the same exit code.
OHHH, now I get it! I need to save the launcher instead of running it. I couldn't rename it, Syfaro. The facts that the command you posted wasn't recognized and the shift+right click menu says "Open command window here" instead of "Open folder command line" leads me to believe that you may be using a different version of Windows (or something) than I do.
Tried manually pointing to javaw.exe by using 'Edit Installation' -> 'Java Executable' then saving in the Minecraft Launcher; Changing Java environment variables; Restarting/powering off my computer multiple times; I tried following the steps shared from all the Reddit posts, Youtube videos, and Minecraft forum posts I could find. None of them ...
Launcher downloaded from the official Minecraft Homepage. Vanilla Minecraft, no mods installed, not even Optifine. Selected Version: Latest Release 1.20.1. No Crash Report exists. Does the launcher_cef_log help?
I dont know it just updated when I opened it, didn't change anything so I'm not sure, sorry.
How to allocate more RAM (memory) to Minecraft Based on this post by Gnampf, updated and corrected for 1.13.1/Launcher 2.1. Because many people ask this question, here is a little tutorial how to give Minecraft more RAM (memory) to work. Normally, Minecraft works fine with his 1GB RAM. But if you allocate more memory, you can better some ...
Ah! My goodness I figured it out! By including this arguement in the 1.5.2 profile I created in the JVM Arguements, 1.5 works beautifully!
Go to the launcher installer and try a repair of your launcher and game-file directory instance (press "repair" in the given options of the installer) At any point of failure, try to contact Mojang as there is not much public documentation as to what is going on within the APIs of the launcher and Mojang's server.
Download the red, blue, or purple version of Minecraft 2.0 from here. Step 2: Go to AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions and create a new folder called "2.0". Step 3: Take the jar file named "minecraft" from the 2.0 zip file you downloaded and rename it "2.0", now drag it into the folder in versions named "2.0". Step 4: