I cant play Minecraft :c

[SpyderByteFilms]

So I recently got a new computer along with new internet. I went to play Minecraft and the launcher took 10 minutes to load and whenever everything was loaded it would just close for a split seconds and reopen to the screen on the launcher that said 'Play'. It said that 'Had local file but was wrong size' And I reinstalled Java, rebooted my PC and nothing happened... I can't find a solution! HALP ME!

~Brandon

 

[Scott]

This thread has been moved to the 'General Support' forum as it is more fitting there.

 

[SpyderByteFilms]

This thread has been moved to the 'General Support' forum as it is more fitting there.

I apologize I did not know that :c

 

[Scott]

I apologize I did not know that :c

You are fine; it is quite easy to move threads so it didn't cause me any trouble.

 

[goldlab | |Harv]

Have you tried allocating more ram?

 

[Trilexium]

Have you tried allocating more ram?

follow superkai64 and dedotate more wam to ur minecraft

In all seriousness, try dedicating more RAM to Minecraft as goldlabgaming said, or try re-installing the launcher; if this doesn't work, try deleting .minecraft (backing up saves and whatever else is precious to you) and running Minecraft again (this will create a new .minecraft folder; hopefully free of problems).

 

[Chobski]

Just in case you don't know, to allocate more RAM:

• Open Minecraft.
• Click Edit profile (bottom left).
• Tick the check-box next to "JVM Arguments".
• Type in "-Xmx#G" (without speech marks).

The # I inserted can be replaced by a number in gigabytes of your choice, I would recommend it being half of your total RAM.
If the issue persisted, try searching the crash into Google, if no results show I would recommend contacting someone who knows about this stuff and providing them with the full crash report.

 

[arsenal]

I heard if you slap your computer 15 times it will fix it.

 

[Fletch]

Just in case you don't know, to allocate more RAM:

• Open Minecraft.
• Click Edit profile (bottom left).
• Tick the check-box next to "JVM Arguments".
• Type in "-Xmx#G" (without speech marks).

The # I inserted can be replaced by a number in gigabytes of your choice, I would recommend it being half of your total RAM.
If the issue persisted, try searching the crash into Google, if no results show I would recommend contacting someone who knows about this stuff and providing them with the full crash report.

If this doesn't work try, uninstalling and re-installing Minecraft. Maybe some files become corrupt on installation.

 

[SpyderByteFilms]

I would like to thank all of you for your help, but it was just my poopy internet connection :3 So Krypton pls lock C;

 

[Nick]

Thread locked as per request of the original poster.