NEED HELP! Cannot allocate more RAM to MC I only get an error!

#1 Mar 29, 2013
EpicthePown3r
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I've done what I need to do, I did the correct things in notepad, saved it as a .bat file, made sure its was all files. When I double click it, cmd pops up for like 1 sec and closes and nothing happens. I reinstalled java and a bunch of other crap. Did all this , and it just wont work. SOME1 GIVE ME ANSWERS PLS!!!

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#2 Mar 29, 2013
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Add another line to the batch file with the contents of 'pause' (without the quotes). This should prevent it from instantly going away.

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#3 Mar 29, 2013
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Also, make sure you actually have enough RAM so that it can actually run.

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#4 Mar 29, 2013
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hmm... says 'javaw' is not recognized as an eternal or external command... ect.

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#5 Mar 29, 2013
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You'll need to add Java to your path OR put a direct location to javaw. You can find the direct location usually at somewhere near C:\Program Files (sometimes with a x86)\Java\some_jre_folder\bin\javaw.exe (find the actual location and put it in quotes, replace the javaw with that).

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#6 Mar 31, 2013
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Ohhhhhh,this
I've had this prob before install JDK
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
And set PATH to go where you installed it

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