Aruggghhhhh!! Game will not start! :(

[Saif_Mahlik]

Everytime I click on Haven and Hearth the Java thing pops up and then I tick "Trust this content" or whatever and when I click "OK" it says "Failed to validate certificate. This application will not be executed" what do I do?

I have Windows 7 btw...

[MagicManICT]

edit: After a bit of digging, the suggestion is to make sure Java is up to date.

Another completely unrelated option: skip the standard client and get one of the third party clients. I'm not 100% sure if that will work, though. Ender's client, found here, is the most popular and updated.

[cobaltjones]

Actually I believe he has to downgrade his java to use the standard client.

[Saif_Mahlik]

edit: After a bit of digging, the suggestion is to make sure Java is up to date.

Another completely unrelated option: skip the standard client and get one of the third party clients. I'm not 100% sure if that will work, though. Ender's client, found here, is the most popular and updated.

My Java is up to date believe me (I updated it like 2 days ago) also I do play on Enders client but it makes me lag I like H&H's client the most

[MagicManICT]

Jorb or Loftar one published a certificate a while back. You might want to try digging for that and store it in your computer's security cache. It's the only other thing I can think of. I tried digging for it, but can't remember where I found it before.

Yes, but there's some serious issues with all the clients because of some of the base client code. Ender's magnifies the problems because it's trying to render 4x the game area along with all the other things being done. Nobody has gone through and rewritten any of the client, just hacked other things into it.

[Potjeh]

Make sure your system time is correct.

[Saif_Mahlik]

Make sure your system time is correct.

What do you mean and how do I do that?

[Potjeh]

The clock in the bottom right of your screen if you're on Windows. Incorrect time can make the computer think the certificate has expired. Hour and minute shouldn't matter, but date is important.

[Saif_Mahlik]

The clock in the bottom right of your screen if you're on Windows. Incorrect time can make the computer think the certificate has expired. Hour and minute shouldn't matter, but date is important.

Its on 7th of November... and the correct time... help

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I tried doing this but everytime I turn it off it goes back to auto, help?

[kaizokuroof]

Are you the Admin of your machine? Make sure you are hitting apply before exiting the Nvidia Panel?