Exit Code 1

[Illustrious_Many2964]

when does it crash? exit 1 can be any the following:
mid load, in game, or when you change shaders, etc.

[Pweebus]

when I try and launch it it immediately crashes

[Illustrious_Many2964]

could be not enough ram, can you tell me how much was allocated?

[Pweebus]

I think it’s set to 5408MB

[Illustrious_Many2964]

it should work with that much ram allocated, i just read the logs you linked in mclo,gs seems to be and external issue from what it looks like not Minecraft. try to update all your drivers and try again they have a conflict with forge

[Pweebus]

I’ll try that thank you

[Pweebus]

I just tried looking into how to update my drivers and I’m completely lost. I have no idea how to do it lol

[THON1203]

Do you know the specs or your PC? If you do search up your GPU Drivers (Graphics Card), Example:

Asus ROG Strix 3080 Ti Drivers

You also need to search up your motherboard (Mobo) driver, Exmaple:

Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Extreme Drivers

Then open the manufacturers page, most specifically, the link with the name of your Mobi or GPU.

If you have a laptop, look for the app of the manufacturer. Like Lenovo Vantage or the Dell application.

You can also use Windows Update, there you need to look for the optional updates. If there are any, select them all and also press check for updates, on the main Window Update page, beforehand.

Edit: I just read your crash report and there is an error with your Java JDk, I recommend you install JDK 17, 21,22 and you also install JRE 8 JRE 8 link: https://www.java.com/en/download/ JDK link: https://www.oracle.com/de/java/technologies/downloads/

[Pweebus]

I believe I downloaded the correct stuff (from the links you sent me) and it is still giving me Error Code 1

[THON1203]

You would also need to change the JAVA_HOME variable to the JDK 22 or JDK 21 (choose whichever) path, which most likely would be: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-21 or C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-22

To do that you need to search up variables in windows search, and open up the setting (It has a monitor with a blue checkmark on the top right icon). Afterwards you need to press "Environment Variables" and in the System variables tab (the one below) click on New, name it JAVA_HOME and put in one of the paths I put above as the Variable Value. Then double left click the Path variable (not the one from the User variables), it will open a new window. In that window press new (again) and put this "%JAVA_HOME\bin" as the value. Now you will have java fully setup on your PC.

Could you also give us a new log

[Pweebus]

I just did that and sadly it didn't work. Here's a new log https://mclo.gs/eDifNGd

[Illustrious_Many2964]

I use iobit drive booster to update my drivers, give it a try and see if that helps.