There are reports that some PC players are successfully running Minecraft on their Windows 11 or Windows 10 PCs, but as soon as they try to connect to the Minecraft world or server, the game crashes. This post provides the most suitable solutions that users can try to resolve the issue.
Why does Minecraft keep freezing on Windows 10?
PC players using Minecraft are still experiencing crashes on Windows 11/10. This is due to driver incompatibility issues, typos, and hardware issues, among others. To fix this issue, you can update your graphics card drivers, make sure you have the latest version of Minecraft installed on your gaming rig, and also make sure Java is installed on your gaming rig.
Other causes of this problem include:
- Ministry of Defense
- Security software conflicts.
- Complete serious in-game quests
- There is not enough RAM
- Manually pressing F3+C will cause the debugging process to fail.
Why does Java crash when I play Minecraft?
If Java crashes when running Minecraft on a Windows computer, it simply indicates that the error occurred due to an incompatibility between the graphics card driver installed on your system and the Simple Java Game Library (LWJGL).
If Minecraft is frequently crashing or freezing on your Windows 11/10 PC, here are the steps you can take to fix the problem:
- Install the latest Minecraft patches.
- Clear Minecraft app data
- Update/install the latest version of Java
- Update your video card drivers
- Change Minecraft game settings
- Stop overcrowding (if possible)
- Solve problems with clean boot mode
- Restart Minecraft
- Uninstall and reinstall Minecraft.
Consider the process description for each of the listed solutions.
Before using the solutions below, reboot your gaming rig and see if that helps. Also check for updates and install all necessary components on your Windows PC and see if Minecraft crashes. If you have installed any modules, especially from third-party providers, remove the module. It is recommended to install mods only from trusted sources with positive reviews.
1] Install the latest Minecraft patches.
This fix requires installing the latest Minecraft patches to fix major bugs and improve gameplay. You can download the latest patch for the game from the official Minecraft website at minecraft.net . If you have a 32-bit launcher, you can try to find the latest launcher fixes.
2] Clear Minecraft app data.
To clear/delete the contents of the Minecraft AppData folder on a Windows computer, do the following:
- Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog.
- Type the following environment variable in the Run dialog box and press Enter.
- You may need to show hidden files/folders/find minecraft folder
%appdata%folder.
- Right-click the folder and select Remove . Check back for more questions.
- Exit Explorer.
Now start Minecraft and see if the game crashes.
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3] Update/install the latest version of Java.
This solution requires updating the Java runtime on your gaming rig. If Java is not installed, you can download the latest version and install it on your system.
4] Update your video card drivers.
This is another viable solution to this problem. You can update drivers manually using Device Manager or check for driver updates in the Additional updates section of Windows Update. You can also download the latest driver from your video adapter manufacturer's website.
5] Change Minecraft game settings.
This fix requires Minecraft players to disable OpenGL's OpenGL VBO (Vertex Buffer Objects) feature, which allows them to load vertex data to the video device, if they don't want to render the image quickly.
To disable VBO in Minecraft settings, do the following:
- Open Minecraft.
- Go to Settings > Video Settings .
- Make sure to disable the Use VBO option.
- Save changes and exit.
Restart the game now and see if the issue is resolved. You can also try enabling V-Sync in Settings.
If disabling VBO above does not help, we can change the VBO setting manually by editing the configuration file. Here's how.
- Go to the Minecraft AppData folder.
- Find the text file options there. text .
- Once you have the file, open it in a text editor.
- Now change the final result.
useVbo.Where
to use
VBO? Error
- Save the changes and close the text file.
- Restart your computer.
The charging issue should be fixed.
However, if your game keeps crashing while playing, you can change the previous JVM media to fix the issue, allowing PC users with less powerful graphics cards to get the most out of Minecraft.
Do the following:
- Open Minecraft.
- Click Edit Profile in the lower left corner of the screen.
- Make sure the JVM arguments check box is selected in the profile editor.
- Now at the beginning of the argument, change the first parameter
-Xmx1G
to
-Xmx2G
, run Minecraft and if the issue is not resolved yet, try the next solution.
6] Stop acceleration (if possible).
This solution requires you to stop overclocking your CPU. This way, if you overclock your computer, you can easily undo the changes based on the overclocking action. In general, run the program and look for the option to stop overclocking. After that, restart your computer and see if the issue is resolved. Otherwise, go to the next solution.
7] Corrected clean boot mode.
Some background apps may cause the game to crash. In this case, you can clean your Windows 10/11 device and see if the game crashes in this system state. If the problem persists, try the next solution.
8] Restart Minecraft.
This solution will restart Minecraft on your computer and see if that helps. Otherwise, try the next solution.
9] Uninstall and reinstall Minecraft.
This solution requires uninstalling Minecraft, then downloading and reinstalling the latest version of the game on your Windows 10/11 PC.
I hope one of these solutions works for you.
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