I just logged into my minecraft and it offered me an update. If I update will I still be able to get onto the server?
Started by arsenic_shark, January 12, 2012, 03:51:03 PM
Quote from: Exox615 on January 12, 2012, 04:09:53 PM
No you will not. Sadly, only people with a 1.0 jar will be able to go on the server.
1.1:
http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Version_history#1.1
Quote from: ZXFEAR on January 12, 2012, 04:42:05 PMThis is a really common bug, I even had this once.
My Minecraft will not load if I click "Not Now"...anybody else having this problem?
Quote from: xDeeKay on January 12, 2012, 07:17:07 PMQuote from: ZXFEAR on January 12, 2012, 04:42:05 PMThis is a really common bug, I even had this once.
My Minecraft will not load if I click "Not Now"...anybody else having this problem?
Here's your best shot at fixing it:
1. Press start and search: %appdata%
2. Open .minecraft
3. Copy and paste your saves somewhere safe (that's if you want to keep them)
4. Open bin
5. Copy your current .jar into a folder somewhere safe (back up for 1.0.0)
6. Delete your whole .minecraft folder
7. Go onto minecraft.net and run minecraft to install the packages again
If all goes well, it should have downloaded all the files + 1.0.1
8. Now just go back into bin and swap the new .jar with the 1.0.0 .jar
(Its also a good idea to uninstall your current java, and reinstall it again, just to be safe)
Once you do these things, tell me how it went.
Quote from: clawstrider on January 12, 2012, 07:33:04 PMThat's what the back up is for.Quote from: xDeeKay on January 12, 2012, 07:17:07 PMQuote from: ZXFEAR on January 12, 2012, 04:42:05 PMThis is a really common bug, I even had this once.
My Minecraft will not load if I click "Not Now"...anybody else having this problem?
Here's your best shot at fixing it:
1. Press start and search: %appdata%
2. Open .minecraft
3. Copy and paste your saves somewhere safe (that's if you want to keep them)
4. Open bin
5. Copy your current .jar into a folder somewhere safe (back up for 1.0.0)
6. Delete your whole .minecraft folder
7. Go onto minecraft.net and run minecraft to install the packages again
If all goes well, it should have downloaded all the files + 1.0.1
8. Now just go back into bin and swap the new .jar with the 1.0.0 .jar
(Its also a good idea to uninstall your current java, and reinstall it again, just to be safe)
Once you do these things, tell me how it went.
Then he will get 1.1 and not be able to play.
Quote from: SalasCraft on January 12, 2012, 07:36:07 PMYes, you backup you .jar and saves before you delete you .minecraft file.Quote from: clawstrider on January 12, 2012, 07:33:04 PMThat's what the back up is for.Quote from: xDeeKay on January 12, 2012, 07:17:07 PMQuote from: ZXFEAR on January 12, 2012, 04:42:05 PMThis is a really common bug, I even had this once.
My Minecraft will not load if I click "Not Now"...anybody else having this problem?
Here's your best shot at fixing it:
1. Press start and search: %appdata%
2. Open .minecraft
3. Copy and paste your saves somewhere safe (that's if you want to keep them)
4. Open bin
5. Copy your current .jar into a folder somewhere safe (back up for 1.0.0)
6. Delete your whole .minecraft folder
7. Go onto minecraft.net and run minecraft to install the packages again
If all goes well, it should have downloaded all the files + 1.0.1
8. Now just go back into bin and swap the new .jar with the 1.0.0 .jar
(Its also a good idea to uninstall your current java, and reinstall it again, just to be safe)
Once you do these things, tell me how it went.
Then he will get 1.1 and not be able to play.
He makes a backup before re-installing MC, and the jar file will be 1.0
When he downloads MC again, he replaces the jar file to the one had before.