So, I've had multiple issues with enders client in the recent past, and have sifted through all the topics until I got it to run. It works, seemingly fine, but there is another window open the whole time with a Java.IOFileNotFoundException thing in it.
I had enders running before, but had to reinstall and update Java recently. I've never seen the second window open before and cannot find anything on it in the topic.
On a side note, does anyone know why Java seems to utterly devour CPU usage? I can't imagine the program is honestly that intense.
Enders Client Issue
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TheRegiment
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Re: Enders Client Issue
the Comand prompt?
I think it's just steady running the game.
Cause it does the same for mine and i notice if you close the comand prompt it shuts down ender.
I think it's just steady running the game.
Cause it does the same for mine and i notice if you close the comand prompt it shuts down ender.
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akyko
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Re: Enders Client Issue
The command prompt is normal for when ender's starts, although the Java.IOFileNotFoundException isn't supposed to be in there. But, hey if it works it works. =p
If you use javaw.exe instead of java.exe you can close the prompt.
If you use javaw.exe instead of java.exe you can close the prompt.
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TheRegiment
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Re: Enders Client Issue
My pc has JAVAW.exe as one of the main files but i dont use it .. How could i get to use it. I can post my script it runs on if you'd like.
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akyko
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Re: Enders Client Issue
Change your run.bat to use javaw.exe instead of java.exe
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Fitzstar
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Re: Enders Client Issue
Thanks for the replies!
I did a little more research during the down time last night and found that because I am running on a 64 bit system, but not all java programs run in 64 bit, that I need to have a 32 and 64 bit version of java installed. When I updated java and wiped the "old" version I had apparently erased the 64 bit version entirely.
Once I had both versions installed correctly everything ran with no problems.
Thanks again, though, for the responses!
I did a little more research during the down time last night and found that because I am running on a 64 bit system, but not all java programs run in 64 bit, that I need to have a 32 and 64 bit version of java installed. When I updated java and wiped the "old" version I had apparently erased the 64 bit version entirely.
Once I had both versions installed correctly everything ran with no problems.
Thanks again, though, for the responses!