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modified minecraft experiences frequent crashes

modified minecraft experiences frequent crashes

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01-11-2017, 09:34 PM
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So my current configuration of Minecraft WAS stable. but I went to my computer and cleaned it up. during this I uninstalled a bunch of programs I thought I didn't use anymore. But then I found that Minecraft crashes whenever I try to fullscreen it. Which is a problem as I can't see my hotbar. No problem, just update java (It's been bugging me, anyway). And now It crashes even before going to the title screen.
The error is this
The game crashed whilst unexpected error
Error: java.lang.RuntimeException: No OpenGL context found in the current thread.
Other threads point to this problem being fixed by installing an Intel chipset driver. But my computer uses ryzen. A ryzen 1400 on a b350 board to be exact.
And that did remind me that I uninstalled something that was called "AMD software" before this started happening.
I tried installing the appropriate Chipset driver on AMD's website, and I did a reboot. but the problem still persists.
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01-11-2017, 09:34 PM #1

So my current configuration of Minecraft WAS stable. but I went to my computer and cleaned it up. during this I uninstalled a bunch of programs I thought I didn't use anymore. But then I found that Minecraft crashes whenever I try to fullscreen it. Which is a problem as I can't see my hotbar. No problem, just update java (It's been bugging me, anyway). And now It crashes even before going to the title screen.
The error is this
The game crashed whilst unexpected error
Error: java.lang.RuntimeException: No OpenGL context found in the current thread.
Other threads point to this problem being fixed by installing an Intel chipset driver. But my computer uses ryzen. A ryzen 1400 on a b350 board to be exact.
And that did remind me that I uninstalled something that was called "AMD software" before this started happening.
I tried installing the appropriate Chipset driver on AMD's website, and I did a reboot. but the problem still persists.

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