• Make sure your machine meets the specifications provided by Mojang. • Make sure you are running the latest version of. On GNU/Linux, OpenJDK works as well but is not supported by Mojang. • If you are experiencing weird behavior and are using the most recent Java, try reinstalling Minecraft (see below) • Some graphical issues may be related to old or outdated graphical drivers, make sure these are up to date • If you are playing on a laptop/notebook/tablet or any other mobile device, make sure to be in high performance mode rather than energy saving mode.

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• Make sure that your OS in general is up to date. • Windows: • Mac OS X: Software Update • Debian-based GNU/Linux distributions (such as Ubuntu or Linux Mint): in a terminal: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade • RedHat based GNU/Linux distributions: yum update • Arch based Linux systems: pacman -Syu If you still have issues after this point, and none of the basic answers below can solve your problem, then make sure you do the following: • If the game is crashing, copy and paste the crash log into and copy the link into the channel with a description of your problem.

• Please be patient, the people the help in this channel are volunteering their expertise. Also all help in the channel is considered 'best effort' Common fixes [ ] Reinstalling Minecraft [ ] One of the common ways to fix an ailing Minecraft installation of various bugs is to simply re-install it. Removing the launcher itself (the file you downloaded) however will not remove Minecraft.

The steps below should work for most people. Important step: Be sure to do a if you still have issues. Visual studio community 2017 for mac debug hello world 2. Windows [ ] • Navigate to your Application Data Folder:%AppData% • Double Click the.minecraft folder • Copy out the saves folder to a different location • Go back one directory (to where you can see.minecraft) • Drag the.minecraft folder into the trash • Start the Minecraft.exe file to re-download Minecraft • Close Minecraft when you reach the title screen • Copy the saves folder back into the new.minecraft folder. You can safely overwrite any data that's currently in this folder GNU/Linux [ ] • Open a terminal • Copy and Paste the following, one at a time, into the terminal to delete the current minecraft installation and retain the current saved worlds. Mv -v ~/.minecraft/saves /tmp/mc-save-tmp Be careful, do not continue if your terminal gives you an error. The next command deletes your minecraft folder so if the prior command did not work all your hard work would be lost!