then without doing anything it starts this:

 

This might not work, but I've heard it helps.

 

Step 1: Go into your Control Panel

Step 2: Go into "Programs" and hit "Uninstall a Program"

Step 3: Uninstall EVERYTHING Java related, yes EVERYTHING.

Step 4: Delete everything OSBot related, including the bot and  your scripts folder. IF you have scripts that you want to keep, make sure to put the folder somewhere like on your desktop.

Step 5: Redownload everything Java related --> http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_xpi.jsp

Step 6: Redownload OSBot v1.5.5 --> http://www.osbot.org (Scroll down to the download)

Step 7: Run the bot with no scripts, make sure it is working, if its all set, then go ahead and add your scripts back. If it stops working again I suggest using different scripts.

 

Again, I'm not sure if this works completely but its worth a try, tell me how it goes.

 

same problem here

same problem here

 

Did you try my method?

Did you try my method?

 

Yes but the problem is still there

I tried it and still same problem

Try use this command prompt to run the client so we can see the errors so we can assist you better.

 

"C:\Program Files\Java\YOURJDKHERE\bin\java" -jar osbot 1.5.5.jar -dev

it says "Error: Unable to access jarfile osbot"

it says "Error: Unable to access jarfile osbot"

 

Most likely your firewall blocking OSBot try look though your firewall.

i turned my firewall off and everything still not working

delete your osbot folders (keep a copy of scripts)

and re download osbot after you delete them, then if that doesn't work its your connection probably 

its not my connection, and ive tried

 

Can you run

java -jar "osbot 1.5.5.jar"

Note that this is slightly different from Peter's version (quotes around "osbot 1.5.5.jar"). You may have to change the command if you renamed your file.

Error: Unable to access jarfile osbot 1.5.5.jar

 

 

Is your file named "osbot 1.5.5.jar"? You probably do have to change the directory to the directory that contains the .jar (using "cd" command).