First post on the forums, and surprise surprise: it's a "lol eet doesnt wurk!" thread! I'd use search, but...
Well, y'know.
Every now and then when I try to launch Minecraft I get this nonsense: "Could not find the main class. net.minecraft.launcherframe The application will now close," or something to that effect. Had to recreate it from memory since the thing decided it'd be a fun prank to work right when I'm trying to get help. Sometimes the program works absolutely peachy, and when I do run into the error trying two or three more times makes it shape up and behave.
Google tells me this problem is somewhat confined to Linux systems, so I'm supposing that I couldn't be getting this on Windows 7? I have the latest Java.
This SAME exact problem happens to me. I figure it's because I ran the Minecraft launcher from a .RAR file the very first time I launched it. Whenever I run it from the original RAR file I launch it in, the error doesn't appear. I'm not sure how to get it to go away, but thankfully it starts working after a few clicks. That's the weird part. Any thoughts?
what about me? I got a "true" when I put my name in but I get the same message when I try to start minecraft. also, my name to the left, that is not my log in but it is my name on these forums. maybe the previous 2 paid for minecraft but have a different forum name, like I do? so please do not yell "pirate" before you have all the facts.
back to the question, why does it happen? every time I click on minecraft, it pops up on the 1st try but on the 2nd try, minecraft works. annoying but still, why? I would like to get rid of the message all together. I click on it from my desktop btw.
I now get this error every time I try to open minecraft... I can't figure out why, I got a 'Saving Chunks' error from pulling out a map in survival island, and then minecraft will not open again...
Edit:
Ran error test:
===Simple Minecraft Error Test===
Starting Minecraft...
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Finished session
Right click, Select all,
Press Enter (This will copy the output to your clipboard).
Then paste the result on http://www.pastebin.com
===========#Risucraft===========
Press any key to continue . . .
Not sure what it is trying to say, Java is working perfectly for every other non-minecraft thing...
Well, y'know.
Every now and then when I try to launch Minecraft I get this nonsense: "Could not find the main class. net.minecraft.launcherframe The application will now close," or something to that effect. Had to recreate it from memory since the thing decided it'd be a fun prank to work right when I'm trying to get help. Sometimes the program works absolutely peachy, and when I do run into the error trying two or three more times makes it shape up and behave.
Google tells me this problem is somewhat confined to Linux systems, so I'm supposing that I couldn't be getting this on Windows 7? I have the latest Java.
LAST SECOND ADDITION: Here's the error.
Like I said, I have Windows 7.
I have no formal antivirus. Closest thing I have are the "Microsoft Security Essentials" and turning them off didn't change the situation.
http://www.minecraft.net/haspaid.jsp?user=d1miguel
http://www.minecraft.net/haspaid.jsp?user=PhantomSkyfire
This being the case it would be because you are running pirated versions of the game.
back to the question, why does it happen? every time I click on minecraft, it pops up on the 1st try but on the 2nd try, minecraft works. annoying but still, why? I would like to get rid of the message all together. I click on it from my desktop btw.
Edit:
Ran error test:
===Simple Minecraft Error Test===
Starting Minecraft...
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Finished session
Right click, Select all,
Press Enter (This will copy the output to your clipboard).
Then paste the result on http://www.pastebin.com
===========#Risucraft===========
Press any key to continue . . .
Not sure what it is trying to say, Java is working perfectly for every other non-minecraft thing...
The server one seems to work fine, but I get this message as soon as I double-click the client jar file. Using W7 64-bit.
Anyone know what the cause is?