Trapped. Programs failing: Minecraft and similar Java applications. All known solutions attempted.
Trapped. Programs failing: Minecraft and similar Java applications. All known solutions attempted.
I'm having trouble with Minecraft. It sometimes crashes after just a short time, but can run for over ten minutes before failing again. The crashes seem to happen more often when using mods, though they occur even in the vanilla version. I've attached an error message screenshot. We've increased the RAM allocation for Minecraft to 10GB. I've updated the drivers and performed a clean installation. A fresh Windows 10 system was set up recently, along with a new GPU. The GTX 970 Strix is still working fine for other titles like Red Dead 2, The Crew 2, and Phasmaphobia. It also runs Spiral Knights without issues. I've switched to a newer GTX 1650 Super, but it still crashes. I've disabled GeForce overlay, screenshot tools, and turned off Xbox Game Bar. Please help me troubleshoot this issue.
I can’t directly extract the stack trace from a log file for you, but you can view it by opening the log file in a text editor or using command-line tools like `tail -n +2` followed by your log file name. The error dialog’s generic message won’t help pinpoint the issue without more context.
It's not highly probable but worth investigating. When I faced similar problems before, disabling the page file in Windows was the cause. If you have sufficient RAM, a page file isn't necessary. Incorrect, as many programs rely on it and stop working without it.
I adjusted the paging file size to 6144 MB (6GB) and kept it that way. Unfortunately, it didn’t resolve the problem, though it seemed to help temporarily.
I observed in Minecraft that after encountering the invisible chunks error and interacting with them, they would reload themselves. When I pressed R, it displayed "shaders reloaded," but then the game crashed again with the same error code. Additionally, uninstalling Java 371 (non-64-bit) worked fine; the game continued to function normally.