99% of the time this is graphics driver related.MagicManICT wrote: Also, if you're crashing to the desktop, Java should be generating a log file somewhere. Try to locate the file "hs_pid_err.log" somewhere on your drive, typically where you installed Java at.
Ardennesss wrote:99% of the time this is graphics driver related.
Was just chiming in, need to see the hs-error file to confirm. A crash with no exception window (which is what he's describing) is like you said, a jvm crash that writes a log.MagicManICT wrote:Ardennesss wrote:99% of the time this is graphics driver related.
I agree, but without a log or other information, what kind of advice do you give?
Ardennesss wrote:Was just chiming in, need to see the hs-error file to confirm. A crash with no exception window (which is what he's describing) is like you said, a jvm crash that writes a log.MagicManICT wrote:Ardennesss wrote:99% of the time this is graphics driver related.
I agree, but without a log or other information, what kind of advice do you give?
borka wrote:Look in the client folder for i.e. hs_err_pid file
Also you may edit in a new line in run.bat containing the word pause
that way cmd window stays open and might show errors
(rightclick on top bar of cmd window gives you editing tools)
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