This is for my son (I know so little about this stuff) - Minecraft was working fine. But now when he starts up and try to load a world he created, the screen that says "loading world/building terrain" comes up for about a minute with nothing happening, and then it goes back to the start page (where you pick single player, multiplayer, etc.). I had recently installed Norton on the computer, and I did read where that sometimes interferes, so I removed it, and still no change. I also updated Java. Still no progress.
Does anyone have any ideas other than reinstalling minecraft? And if the only possible solution is reinstalling, then how do I save his worlds? I know I have seen some directions on how to do this in other posts, but I am completely technologically inept, so need perfectly idiot-proof instructions.
Create a new world, does it still do that? If it doesn't then the world your son is trying to load is corrupted.
If your world got corrupted you can try to repair it with MCEdit. Open the offending world in MCEdit, press 'ctrl-i' and select 'Repair regions' in the dialogue which pops up. Once this has completed, save your world and exit MCEdit.
To download MCEdit, go to http://www.mcedit.net/ and choose the version appropriate for your OS.
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Does anyone have any ideas other than reinstalling minecraft? And if the only possible solution is reinstalling, then how do I save his worlds? I know I have seen some directions on how to do this in other posts, but I am completely technologically inept, so need perfectly idiot-proof instructions.
Thanks in advance.
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Retired StaffIf your world got corrupted you can try to repair it with MCEdit. Open the offending world in MCEdit, press 'ctrl-i' and select 'Repair regions' in the dialogue which pops up. Once this has completed, save your world and exit MCEdit.
To download MCEdit, go to http://www.mcedit.net/ and choose the version appropriate for your OS.