Launcher is unable to find net.minecraft

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I just bought Minecraft and downloaded it. When I opened the launcher after logging in, it started downloading, but then just before it finished the download it disappeared and this error popped up:

please help!

I tried deleting the launcher, the .minecraft folder, and then re-downloading it but it didn't work either.



Best Answer

Could not find or load main class net.minecraft.client.main.Main

This means that Minecraft was not correctly installed.

Essentially, the launcher could not find one the files needed for Minecraft. Check if your profile is set to a valid Minecraft version, or that the Minecraft version jar is a valid one. You can also try and select a different Minecraft version and see if that works. If it does, it probably means that the jar file you want to use is corrupted. In that case, try and delete the version jar file and relaunch the game.




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Why is my Minecraft launcher not launching?

Try repairing the Launcher using the following steps:
  • Go to the Start Menu.
  • Right click on the Minecraft Launcher.
  • Select 'More'
  • Open 'App Settings'
  • Within these settings, click on 'Repair' and 'Reset. '


  • How do I fix the Minecraft launcher error?

    Firewalls and antivirus programs can sometimes cause trouble during installation. If you're having trouble installing Minecraft, you may want to temporarily disable these types of programs and then reinstall the game.



    HOW TO FIX MINECRAFT ERROR net.minecraft.client.main.Main




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    Answer 2

    You will need to install Java. There may be a tricky way to do it without admin, but you will still need to figure out how to set environment variables correctly. Portable Java is a popular solution.

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