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NullPointerException Unable to locate the Java runtime. Error details: Undefined error: 0 Java version update incompatibility Unable to locate the Java runtime. Step 3: Reinstall the Mojang Minecraft and Java If you have everything up to date but the game is not loading, it still freezes up or crashes. How to uninstall Minecraft will depends on your version so you can find more information on this link: Uninstall Minecraft : Note: Please note that your worlds and your saved worlds and inventory will be deleted when you remove the files.

Respond to the prompts to complete the uninstall More info here: How do I uninstall Java on my Windows computer? Step 4: Try Minecraft on new computer or Virtual Machine If the latest steps didn't solve your problems you can try to play the game on completely new machine or by using Virtual Machine.

You can find short video about how to play Fortnite on Linux Virtual Machine and reuse the steps for this game: play fortnite linux virtual machine Playing in VM is not the best option but it's better than nothing. Login into the Minecraft launcher with correct info and press launch What actually happened was If the problem is still present than you can use the Customer Support Bonus Step 1: Back Up Your Minecraft Worlds In order to avoid lost of data it's all good to have up to date backups.

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Active 1 month ago. Viewed 3k times. Done Building dependency tree Reading state information Done default-jre is already the newest version Done default-jdk is already the newest version Improve this question.

Please edit your question to include the output of running java -version in a terminal? Note that I was wrong and it actually requires openjdkjre. Add a comment. Not sure if the problem is Windows XP or not. I use Chrome, usually in Incognito Mode, and windows 7 and have no issues with any Java games.

Did you check your Java Control Panel to be sure Java is enabled in all browsers? Then click on the Java Security tab. The only one you should see is the latest version 1. You will need to reboot after changing these settings. The first time you try to play a Java game, you will get the grey Java security pop-up.

Be sure to click the box in the lower left corner to stop the warning from coming up each time you try to play a Java game. If all of this does not allow you to play Java games, the issue may be with Windows XP, although I know several people who use XP and can play most if not all games.

If you need more help with this, send me a Pogo mail and I will walk you through it step by step. Hopefully it is just a case of one thing not being checked or you having multiple versions of Java on your computer. Takes a little time to be sure your settings are correct for everything and then a reboot,. Fingers crossed…. Thank you Suz and Battyjanice for your time and suggestions. I double checked everything you suggested and everything checked that you said should be.

I did not need to make any changes. I then tried something on a whim. I went to IE and checked Java there. Java said it was correctly installed. I closed out and started again.