Problems downloading.

[UntrustedLove]

When downloading from this site I get almost done then it says ; Look below at the "The Downloading from site error" attachment.

I downloaded Ender v1 64 bit, it authenticates then all I get is a blank black screen.

32bit does not pop up at all.

Any help? Please and thank you.

[MagicManICT]

There's a very good troubleshooting thread in the "Wizards' Tower" section here: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=12278

Try working through that first.

You're really not providing enough information here for anyone to help you. What OS are you running? (Guessing Win7 64 from post). What Java version do you have? Video card and driver version? Post what you have in your run.bat file.

[Myzreal]

Hello. I have the exactly same problem.

My Java is the newest Java 7 version and I am absolutely sure it is installed right as I am a Java developer and I can code and compile stuff with this java installed. Also everything else Java-related works fine.

The problem is the same as described in the first post: default client gets stuck at downloading while Ender's client displays a black screen after logging in, rendering itself responsless.

The run.bat is just as it should be: start javaw -Xms256m -Xmx512m -jar haven.jar moltke.seatribe.se -r ./res

I run Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and have 64 bit java installed (and yes, I am using Ender 64 bit client).

Any suggestions?

[MagicManICT]

If you do Java development, you've probably worked through all the troubleshooting things, and I don't know what else to suggest.

The client doesn't freeze up so much as it seems to get stuck either in a loop or fails to process the incoming information. There's a few possible causes to this, but these are on hold while Salem is under development. The best I can suggest is to make sure you thoroughly clean your Java install out, make sure there's no viruses in the system, and reinstall. It's the only thing I've heard of working to solve this problem.

[borka]

Another suggestion would be:

setting network in Java Console to "direct connect" - if it is already check your routers settings

[Myzreal]

Thanks, I'm gonna try your suggestions with Java Console once I get back from work.

I will also try to update my graphic drivers although I'm pretty sure they are up to date.

I think I will also try to run it on my laptop (it did ran there half a year ago without any problems) so I can narrow down whether the problem is inside my local web or is it PC-related.

[Myzreal]

SOLUTION FOR ENDER CLIENT:
Open run.bat with Notepad and replace the contents with this: java -Xms256m -Xmx512m -jar haven.jar moltke.seatribe.se

[borka]

When having set java path in environment

For those who want to know how to do this:

http://www.java.com/en/download/help/path.xml english

http://www.java.com/ru/download/help/path.xml russian

http://www.java.com/fr/download/help/path.xml french

http://www.java.com/pl/download/help/path.xml polish

http://www.java.com/de/download/help/path.xml german

Edited to make clear to whom this hint was meant as others might stumble over this thread, read and wonder

[Myzreal]

You suggesting I had my path environment variable set wrong? Cmon, I told you I am able to code and compile on that machine and run everything Java-related without any problems. I did, of course, set my Java path variable first thing after installing Java and I did test it with java -version and it is working.

I am not a master of Java but I am also not a newbie. Don't ask me though why this change solved the problems as I just don't have time to research it. I just downloaded arksu client, found out it was working and realized the run.bat files are different. So I copied the working one to ender and so it worked lol. No real Java knowledge here but it's not java path-related as I have it set up properly. Also if it was the case then the application would not run at all or throw some exceptions, not just hang after running.

[MagicManICT]

You suggesting I had my path environment variable set wrong? Cmon, I told you I am able to code and compile on that machine and run everything Java-related without any problems.

No offense, and not trying to say you don't know what you're doing, but if you know the people that can pass classes to get a degree or even just have some time coding in a group setting, you should know that quite a few will either completely overlook this or not know about it. Like the old troubleshooting maxim says: always go over the obvious because you don't know what the other person might have done.