The reason you have this issue is the GPU in your computer, it only has partial windows 10 support, i.e its using a form of windows 8 drivers on windows 10, these drivers will work mostly but when it comes to opengl games, like minecraft, there is the issue that newer versions of java and the ported GPU drivers will not get along and throw out the crash.
you can try using an older java, 1.8.0_25 seems to work for now, as a temporary fix, but long term returning to windows 7/8 or installing a newer graphics card (only possible on a desktop computer) is the only fix
Intel have stopped supporting your GPU hence why windows 10 is using an old driver
Hello. I'm trying to open minecraft, but it crash. I don't get a solution anywhere.
Doesn't matter the version of minecraft that I use, it still crashing
Here is the crash:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/15933145/
Here are a dxdiag file:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/15932760/
I hope you can help me. Thanks
But I see a lot of people playing Minecraft in Windows 10.
I think that are other way to do it...
okay, thanks
Yes, I have all the updates
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ModeratorThe reason you have this issue is the GPU in your computer, it only has partial windows 10 support, i.e its using a form of windows 8 drivers on windows 10, these drivers will work mostly but when it comes to opengl games, like minecraft, there is the issue that newer versions of java and the ported GPU drivers will not get along and throw out the crash.
you can try using an older java, 1.8.0_25 seems to work for now, as a temporary fix, but long term returning to windows 7/8 or installing a newer graphics card (only possible on a desktop computer) is the only fix
Intel have stopped supporting your GPU hence why windows 10 is using an old driver
Okay. I hava Java 1.8.0_25 now, but still non working.
You think that this issue will be fixed by Microsoft or Intel sometime?
Thanks
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Moderatorstopped supporting means they will not make new drivers, which means never be supported, so never fixed
hate you, Intel.
Okay, thanks buddy