Is it the same in the System tab of that same setting window? And as the other user instructed, did you ever find an Xmx argument anywhere in the Environment Varialbes?
Remove -Xmx256M in the _JAVA_OPTIONS variable in your environment settings;
Press the Windows key and the Pause/Break key simultaneously
A window should popup, click on "Advanced system settings"
Click on "Environment Variables"
Delete the _JAVA_OPTIONS entry.
You said in a previous message you said you followed those instructions, did you ever find an -Xmx256m setting there? If so was it removed? Was there ever one in the Java settings you send the screenshot of. Because based on your earlier ingame screens of the F3 menu, that setting should have been somewhere.
desktop stock. i jsut want to play minecraft i had no issues before why would i need a gfx card for a block game
LOL, you'd be surprised at what MC requires for FX card. some integrated FX cards can't run it. Some comps with older parts that have upgraded to Win10 also can't because of drivers.
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Do you have a side client? possibly a hacking client (not judging lol)
are you running this on a laptop/desktop with an integrated GFX card?
once but using standard client for troubleshooting
desktop stock. i jsut want to play minecraft i had no issues before why would i need a gfx card for a block game
Did you ever find an extra JVM argument in the Environment Variables or Java settings?
what do you mean?
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Is it the same in the System tab of that same setting window? And as the other user instructed, did you ever find an Xmx argument anywhere in the Environment Varialbes?
what are enviroment variables?
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You said in a previous message you said you followed those instructions, did you ever find an -Xmx256m setting there? If so was it removed? Was there ever one in the Java settings you send the screenshot of. Because based on your earlier ingame screens of the F3 menu, that setting should have been somewhere.
i deleted the java options entry and i changed the -xmx256m to -xmx1024g and nothing changed
Can you get a more current ingame screenshot with F3 on.
LOL, you'd be surprised at what MC requires for FX card. some integrated FX cards can't run it. Some comps with older parts that have upgraded to Win10 also can't because of drivers.