Hello, I can't get past the login screen where it lets you enter a proxy and select injection/mirror mode. After I hit launch it just disappears can anyone tell me how to fix this? I attached the screen. 

Um I am gonna go on a whim and say download and run jar fix.

10 minutes ago, Gunman said:

Um I am gonna go on a whim and say download and run jar fix.

I've already done that.

Open a terminal instance and run 

java -jar "OSBot 2.5.85.jar" -debug 5005

and view the output. Make sure it is run in the directory where the .jar is located.

How to open terminal from windows explorer with working directory

 

11 minutes ago, Camaro said:

Open a terminal instance and run 

java -jar "OSBot 2.5.85.jar" -debug 5005

and view the output. Make sure it is run in the directory where the .jar is located.

How to open terminal from windows explorer with working directory

 

Here's a picture of where it is. What would the command line look like?

Now just type "cmd" in the url bar and press enter

Edited July 14, 20205 yr by Camaro

4 minutes ago, Camaro said:

Now just type "cmd" in the url bar and press enter

This is what I got.

2 hours ago, derek2727 said:

This is what I got.

It'd help if we saw the very beginning of the stack trace on the command prompt.

Might be a stupid suggestion, but try moving the file out of the osbot directory 

7 hours ago, Aether said:

It'd help if we saw the very beginning of the stack trace on the command prompt.

 

3 hours ago, Protoprize said:

Might be a stupid suggestion, but try moving the file out of the osbot directory 

I moved it to my desktop, but I can't figure out what to type into the command prompt.

Just now, derek2727 said:

I moved it to my desktop, but I can't figure out what to type into the command prompt.

why don't you just double click it and open it?

12 minutes ago, Protoprize said:

why don't you just double click it and open it?

Opening it is not the issue, refer to my first post. 

1 hour ago, derek2727 said:

 

That is an elevation issue. It's unable to run Java as admin. Was Java installed for the local user or all users? Is your account an administrator account?

 

Side note for the second pictures. Use the command "cd" to change directories. ex:) "cd C:\Users\derek\Desktop\" then you could run the java -jar command

13 minutes ago, Aether said:

That is an elevation issue. It's unable to run Java as admin. Was Java installed for the local user or all users? Is your account an administrator account?

 

Side note for the second pictures. Use the command "cd" to change directories. ex:) "cd C:\Users\derek\Desktop\" then you could run the java -jar command

I'm using my personal laptop so I think just the local user since I'm the only user? And yes my account is an administrator account.