Weird Error/Bug: Technic Wont Load Mods V 439

[startrekexplorer]

I really Need Help but I do not want to Re-Install Technic Launcher Or Mods.

 

 

Type Of Bug: Launcher

 

 

Launcher Build: 439

 

 

Rate Of Bug: %100 As Far as Im Concerned

 

 

Want to Avoid in fix: Re-Installment, New Java

 

 

Expected Result: I hit Play and Modpack Launches

 

 

Current Result: I hit Play And It exits Launcher and It Re-Appears

 

 

Java Type: 64 Bit

 

 

Reason for Java Type: To Play Intensive Modpacks Like Ultra Modded Survival

 

 

Bug Desc: Ok. I was Not Playing Technic Yesterday or the day B4. It is Sunday 8/10/14 and the last time i played on this

 

 

computer was 8/8/14. I decided to Play today but when i tried It closed Technic Like Normal But then It re-appeared

 

 

Without open the Modpack. I treid With different Modpacks  and Even the Vanilla Pack, But to the same Result. I dont

 

 

Know If it updated to a new Version Of Java or if The new Launcher Is Bugged, But someone Please Help! The crash Is

 

 

here: C:UsersALIENWARE M17XAppDataRoaming.technicmodpacksultra-modded-survival-packcrash-reportscrash-2014-08-10_02.45.18-client.txt

 

 

Thank You For Viewing and please help me fast! Thank You!

[startrekexplorer]

Ok heres the sulution: Restart The computer and turn on your second Graphics Card. That should Fix it. BTW im on an aleinware laptop so heres how I fixed it

 

Step 1: Turn off the computer (Restart it)

 

Step 2: Turn it on

 

Step 3: While on the loading screen Hit F2

 

Step 4: Look for Graphic Setting and Open it

 

Step 5: there should be a Option that is enabled. Disable it.

 

Step 6: Save and Exit and Load up computer

 

Step 7: Open Technic

 

Step 8: Enjoy!

 

Oh and P.S. Thanks Dad!

[Melfice]

Oh, brilliant.

You're linking us to an item that is inaccessible, since it is still on your computer (WE CAN'T ACCESS THAT!), but you feel confident enough to give us a solution based on fucking around with settings you shouldn't probably fuck around with? On top of that, the instructions are vague as fucking anything: "There's an option that's enabled (amongst hundreds more, no doubt), so go ahead and disable that option that I never specified."

 

 

Yeah... I'm gonna go ahead and tell people to be careful with this one.

 

For future reference, problems like these go on the tracker (link in my signature), and it's a common enough problem, as I understand it, so a quick search on the tracker should give you a good solution.

 

Glad to see you managed to fix your problem though.

[startrekexplorer]

Ya Know What. Your Right. But Just a Quick heads up, here is only 1 enabled thing in the video card settings so ppl should no what im talking about (If they run an aleinware Laptop). I have only found the solution for this kind of computer. I have not researched the "Bug" On other kinds of computer b/c i only have one that operates like that. But Ya you were right.

 

Also, Please do not Curse. Thank you.

 

P.S. Please dont rage on this comment. Like I said b4, I have solved the problom for this kind of computer only.

 

P.P.S. Dont Be Sacastic too much in the future

 

P.P.P.S. I like P.S.'s

[Kalbintion]

"alienware" is not acceptable means of saying a solution only works for alienware. As there are many types of alienware machines, with varying hardware. Your solution isnt pre-destined to work on all alienware machines, and chances are it would work with other machines if your solution made more specific sense. To top it off, modifying BIOS settings shouldn't be necessary to resolve issues for a singular software case.

[Melfice]

Alright, listen Liane.

 

When your first solution to a software problem is "copulating" with the BIOS settings, sarcasm is the only valid response ever. On top of that, righteous sarcasm is the only thing fueling the engine that runs these forums, so y'know... my hands are tied here.

 

PS. While I have no obligation of actually not cursing, I went ahead and didn't curse. I'm awesome like that.

PPS. Teehee! I said "peepees"!

[startrekexplorer]

ok lets respond to Kalbntion First:

Yes you are correct. I am not really that much of a computer expert so i may have confused ALOT of people. I Dont know how to specify what alienware i have. Also BOIS settings are the only way AFAIC

 

Ok to melfice:
Ya I do enjoy sarcasm. but i don like it when people do it in every sentence (im not saying that you did).

And Ya you are awesome like that!

[Kalbintion]

I highly doubt BIOS (not "BOIS") settings were the answer. I guess we'll never know though without actually seeing the log and knowing exactly what was done.