If that doesn’t work then move on to the next fix. Restart your computer (turn it off, then turn it on).Fix #2: Restart Your Computer and Reinstall A new window will open containing your Minecraft folder. Locate the Game directory selection and select the little green arrow to the right of it.
If that doesn’t work then move on to the next fix. Select Launch options, and then select the launcher configuration you are running (the default is Latest release ). Find and left-click on MSIEXEC.MSI in the list.Press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys on your keyboard at the same time.Ending any programs or updates installing in the background can solve error 1618. Sometimes Windows gets confused when installing software because it tries to install too many things at once and freezes up. It was failing to get resources from java or any site that had an applet or jnlp web start file.Fix #1: End Competing Installation Programs I finally get some decent clues from the stack traces displayed in the console. I installed the 32 bit version of the JRE for the chrome plugin and made sure all the setting and security info was correct (per the many posts about this topic).Īfter clearing all cache (browser and java), punching holes through my firewall (even disabling it to see if that would resolve it) as well as running things as administrator, verifying java was installed and running in all my browsers (it failed in IE, Chrome and FF)Īll of this was per many posts that said how to solve the issue of Java 7 not running in any browser.Īfter enabling full trace and debugging with the Java console via the Java Control Panel Thinking it was my environment I did a complete wipe of jave from my system (I ran JavaRa and made sure everything was removed ) I am also a java developer and had a few JDKs installed as well as jres. I downloaded and installed the latest Java 7 u 51 jre / browser plugin and would always get a grey applet box before it would eventually redirect and say "failed to verify" if java was installed. I have a Windows 7 pro 64 bit laptop that supports both IPv4 and IPv6 (important later) This question was dogging me for a few days until I found almost a full answer but I want to share the issue first:
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