[SOLVED] OSBot Client won't load

[Chambo]

I've currently tried both OSBot 2.4.118 & 2.4.119 and both have the same problem. I click on the jar and it opens the initial login form. But after I click Launch nothing happens. I have tried...

 

• Deleting and redownloading both files
• Deleting Java and reinstalling
• Searching google for possible solutions
• Search OSBot for possible solutions

It has been like this for the past 1-2 weeks and I haven't found a solution yet. Does anyone have any insight and/or fixes for this problem?

Edit:

Now its not showing a stable version?

 

 

Moderator please close this! Solved!

Edited April 18, 2017 by Chambo
Solved. If you need help with this check the last quote by me.

[Chambo]

All these views but no help?...

 

*BUMP*

[Hi G00gle]

Have you tried deleting the OSBot cache folder? I _think_ it should be in your user account folder:

 

C:\Users\YourNameHere\OSBot > Not entirely sure if it's located here. Though, I assume you are on Windows?

Edited April 17, 2017 by Hi G00gle

[Chambo]

8 hours ago, Hi G00gle said:

Have you tried deleting the OSBot cache folder? I _think_ it should be in your user account folder:

 

C:\Users\YourNameHere\OSBot > Not entirely sure if it's located here. Though, I assume you are on Windows?

Yeah I have tried that and still nothing after I click launch...

[Alvin]

Do you have anything filled out in the proxy. If so, make sure it's properly entered in. 

[Hi G00gle]

4 hours ago, Chambo said:

Yeah I have tried that and still nothing after I click launch...

Can you try to conpletely disable your firewall? It might block the connection. If you don't know how, please qoute me with what type OS you are running.

[Knuckolls]

Hmm.. Not showing a stable version..

just a thought, have you verified that java is working correctly on your system?

i recently had to do a hot fix on my java for some off reason.

Now on MAC OSX I would say delete everything in Finder related to Osbot and start fresh. 

MAC's can be finnicy when it comes to .jars :-/

I hope your situation gets resolved. Have you talked with Alek or Maldesto?

[Chambo]

10 hours ago, Hi G00gle said:

Can you try to conpletely disable your firewall? It might block the connection. If you don't know how, please qoute me with what type OS you are running.

It is now showing the stable version number. I have disabled my firewall as well as my anti virus and it still will not work. 

I have Windows 10 and tried running the jar from command prompt and I get the following errors:

C:\Users\Chambo\Desktop>java -jar OSBot_2.4.118.jar
Error: Unable to access jarfile OSBot_2.4.118.jar

C:\Users\Chambo\Desktop>java -Xmx512M OSBot_2.4.118.jar
Error: Could not find or load main class OSBot_2.4.118.jar

I've also deleted all folders related to OSBot and deleted the jar file and redownloaded it as well. But still nothing. It still brings up the first launch screen but after I click launch OSBot will completely exit.

[Hi G00gle]

16 minutes ago, Chambo said:

It is now showing the stable version number. I have disabled my firewall as well as my anti virus and it still will not work. 

I have Windows 10 and tried running the jar from command prompt and I get the following errors:

C:\Users\Chambo\Desktop>java -jar OSBot_2.4.118.jar
Error: Unable to access jarfile OSBot_2.4.118.jar

C:\Users\Chambo\Desktop>java -Xmx512M OSBot_2.4.118.jar
Error: Could not find or load main class OSBot_2.4.118.jar

I've also deleted all folders related to OSBot and deleted the jar file and redownloaded it as well. But still nothing. It still brings up the first launch screen but after I click launch OSBot will completely exit.

 

That basically means your path's are not set correct. Please try this:

 

C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_60 

^ This is a example, update the path to your current Java version. DO NOT INCLUDE THE BIN FOLDER.

You can set your Java path by doing:

1. Go to your Windows 10 search box, and type Advanced System Settings.

2. Click on Environment variables.

3. CLick under the 'System variables' on New... - Type under Variable name: JAVA_HOME and then type C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_60 (DO NOT INCLUDE THE BIN FOLDER, and update according to your jdk version)

4. Also make sure you have the PATH included, there should be a line like: %JAVA_HOME%\bin

 

Now we should check if the configuration was succesfull:

 

java -version should prompt you with a message stating your Java version.

As for the Java compiler:

javac -version

And now to check if your path was succesfully created:

echo %JAVA_HOME%

 

Let me know if it worked out for you.

Edited April 18, 2017 by Hi G00gle

[Chambo]

1 hour ago, Hi G00gle said:

 

That basically means your path's are not set correct. Please try this:

 

C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_60 

^ This is a example, update the path to your current Java version. DO NOT INCLUDE THE BIN FOLDER.

You can set your Java path by doing:

1. Go to your Windows 10 search box, and type Advanced System Settings.

2. Click on Environment variables.

3. CLick under the 'System variables' on New... - Type under Variable name: JAVA_HOME and then type C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_60 (DO NOT INCLUDE THE BIN FOLDER, and update according to your jdk version)

4. Also make sure you have the PATH included, there should be a line like: %JAVA_HOME%\bin

 

Now we should check if the configuration was succesfull:

 

java -version should prompt you with a message stating your Java version.

As for the Java compiler:

javac -version

And now to check if your path was succesfully created:

echo %JAVA_HOME%

 

Let me know if it worked out for you.

Thanks man this helped! I also instead downloaded windows x64 Version instead of x86 and installed it into Program Files not Program Files(x86) and it is finally working again! Thanks for the help everyone!

 

[Hi G00gle]

7 hours ago, Chambo said:

Thanks man this helped! I also instead downloaded windows x64 Version instead of x86 and installed it into Program Files not Program Files(x86) and it is finally working again! Thanks for the help everyone!

 

Glad it helped! ?