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I read the FAQ.

I have no incompatible software running.

Here's the log from when I try to make a new world:

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qmpN5vKjy9/

I have allocated 4GB of RAM to MineCraft (which I would think would be plenty).

I have no mods running / installed.

My system, as far as I can tell, meets the (rather low) hardware requirements. (I am using the on board graphics of my motherboard, a Gigabyte motherboard.)

The game starts to create the world, and then crashes a few seconds later.

Any help would be welcome.

Post the crash report. Crash reports are found in the crash-reports folder under the .minecraft folder.
Use https://paste.ubuntu.com/

Oddly, I cannot find any such "crash-reports" folder.

I have "View Hidden Files & Folders" turned on in my folder options.

Here is the text from the JS crash thing, though, when it does crash: (it's the same every time)

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/c2H4THD5yF/

I don't know if that's any help, but there's no crash-reports folder in the .minecraft folder.

The "logs" folder has a series of [date].log.gz files that have nigh-identical data to the pastebin link in my original post.

Any idea where to get such a crash report, or how to make it generate one?

Try reinstalling the bundled Java.

- disable discord

- run scans with malwarebytes and adwcleaner

As per your suggestion, I uninstalled and reinstalled the whole of Minecraft (and its bundled Java). I tried it more than once, 'just in case.'

Then I installed the latest version of Java from java.com, and tried MC. It didn't work either.

I uninstalled it, and then once again reinstalled MC.

I keep getting the exact same error.

I tried loading fewer chunks, turning down the graphics settings, and so on---just in case there was some weird memory problem.

Turns out that it just makes it crash faster to do it that way.

I really appreciate your help--! Is there anything else I can try?

- Discord was never enabled to begin with.

- Malwarebytes / ADWCleaner say everything's fine & clean.

Try the old launcher.

I downloaded the old launcher (as per the instructions here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/5tdrnw/steps_to_use_the_old_launcher/ )

The launcher wasn't really having problems, as far as I could tell, anyway. But I ran into the exact same crash I did before, moments after starting a new world.

- post dxdiag log http://hopper.minecraft.net/help/pixel-format-not-accelerated/support/

- post "latest_log" found in the .minecraft folder

- post a hjt log https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/java-edition-support/2425225-how-to-get-a-hijackthis-hjt-report

-dxdiag log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kDZYsJxqpg/

-latest_log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/f888Yzv2NR/

-hjt log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Hj2xd8SRjC/

Thanks, Tails & Conor! Hopefully we'll have this figured out soon.

1. You've said you've read the FAQ, yet your graphics drivers are outdated, read and follow point 4 of https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/java-edition-support/2827415-1-12-faqs-read-before-posting

2. Why do you have a very good processor, 16 gigs of RAM, but such a crappy graphics card, eventhough you're trying to run modern games?

1. Well, crap. I was afraid it'd be this. And although I did read the FAQ, evidently I *mis*read a portion of the bit about Intel's auto-detect.

2. I just got my computer back from the 'repair shop.' It was there that I brought in a dying motherboard (identical to this one), and left with a broken $700 video card. He 'fixed' it, though! Up and running! Grr. I didn't know how to check the drivers without just updating them to the latest version. And given how this 'repair shop' had handled everything else, I didn't wanna rock the digital boat.

The driver thing worked, sorta.

But I don't have dual monitors anymore. X/

A new challenger appears!

Thanks for helping; it is working now. I really appreciate it.

In case you're wondering, the Intel auto-detect thing simply said that "Oops, something went wrong!" the first time I did it. I didn't re-try it, and when I did, it correctly identified my system info.

Can I mark this thread as "Solved" now?

Edit: Yes I can. Just had to hit "Edit Thread," which is different from editing the content of the first post.

No problem, but think about getting a real graphics card, it would be a very good investment.