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Client Will not start anymore and osbot/java/ wont fix

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Ill make this short.

- Tried the fixed mentioned https://osbot.org/forum/java/ but it didn't work

- Tried this .bat code because someone said it helped them and it fixed the launch issue for me.

Quote

cd C:/Users/%username%
for /f "delims=" %%x in ('dir /s /od /b OSBot*.jar') do set recent=%%x
java -jar "%recent%"
echo %recent%
pause

- I haven't botted in months and want to come back

- Last time I used osbot it was on version 2.5.87

- The 2.6.0+ versions do not work even with the .bat mentioned above. I end up getting this

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Any recommendations? thanks in advance. 

Edited by Captainjack

Uninstall all java versions, restart your pc and install Java 8

Try using Jarfix to see if that helps at all. Looking at the reason why it isn't opening is because you're running Java 11 which doesn't comply with OSbot it needs to be Java 8. If you haven't uninstalled all versions except 8 you'll still get an error as it's trying to load using that one. The purpose of restarting before installing Java 8 is to make sure your pc is looking for the correct version, not the one you've uninstalled

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27 minutes ago, Space said:

Uninstall all java versions, restart your pc and install Java 8

Try using Jarfix to see if that helps at all. Looking at the reason why it isn't opening is because you're running Java 11 which doesn't comply with OSbot it needs to be Java 8. If you haven't uninstalled all versions except 8 you'll still get an error as it's trying to load using that one. The purpose of restarting before installing Java 8 is to make sure your pc is looking for the correct version, not the one you've uninstalled

 

Omfg it works. The Solution was so simple. I've been doing the other thing for 2 years. Thanks lmao

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