As of right now, I am trying to make a batch file start the launcher and have all the files in this one single partition. This is to isolate the files in an attempt to make my minecraft faster. Don't tell me that the isolation of files is not making it faster, it's faster than it used to before.
The batch file works perfectly however the command console that pops up during the running through of the batch file stays. I want it to close automatically. How can you fix it if possible? I am using Java 8 on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit.
@ECHO OFF
SET APPDATA=M:\
javaw -jar "M:\Minecraft.exe"
exit 0
So by what I read, you made a partition on your HDD, for minecraft files?
Partitioning your HDD only makes it slower for you divide your platter(s) into sectional slices. The head(s) must wait longer till they reach that section to read/write instead being able to stream write/read on a single partition platter(s).
Anyway to answer your question.
start /B javaw is your answer
@ECHO OFF
SET APPDATA=%cd%
start /B javaw -jar Minecraft.exe net.minecraft.bootstrap.Bootstrap
^This is for the current official launcher only. But is fairly pointless to use unless want everything in same directory.
The batch file works perfectly however the command console that pops up during the running through of the batch file stays. I want it to close automatically. How can you fix it if possible? I am using Java 8 on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit.
Partitioning your HDD only makes it slower for you divide your platter(s) into sectional slices. The head(s) must wait longer till they reach that section to read/write instead being able to stream write/read on a single partition platter(s).
Anyway to answer your question.
start /B javaw is your answer
^This is for the current official launcher only. But is fairly pointless to use unless want everything in same directory.