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Newer versions of Java and of Minecraft both play nicely with Windows 10 but sometimes enabling compatibility mode can be enough to get it working properly again. Retest Minecraft again to see if Java still crashes or whether you have fixed the problem.

Select the General tab in the new Java window and select Settings where you see Temporary Internet Files.

Type ‘control’ into the Windows search box and select Control Panel.

Clearing the cache makes Java load fresh files and could fix the problem. Sometimes those cached files can be corrupted or overwritten and can cause problems. Java caches a lot of files to make the easier and faster to find when they are needed by Minecraft. Navigate to the Java website and update to the latest version of Java. Even if the version you see is the same, update anyway to overwrite any corrupted or damaged files that could be causing the crash. If the version you see is newer, definitely update. That doesn’t always happen so it’s worth checking the Java website. If you use a program that depends on Java and there is an update, you will usually be notified and asked to update.

#Minecraft t launcher crash on startup how to#

If you ever have problems with graphics drivers, this is how to replace them.

#Minecraft t launcher crash on startup install#

You can then install fresh drivers with no legacy files or settings from the old drivers. It completely removes the old driver and cleans up after them.

Install the graphics driver you downloaded and reboot your computer.ĭDU is the correct way to update video drivers when something is going wrong.

Open DDU and select Clean and Restart.

Download the latest graphics driver for your system.

Download a copy of Display Driver Uninstaller from here and install it.

As new graphics drivers almost always benefit gamers, let’s try for a new set. Some of that is warranted while some of it isn’t. Both Oracle, the people behind Java and Mojang, now Microsoft, the people behind Minecraft blame graphics drivers for much of the instability.