Nolz

Use a site like Pastebin.org to post error reports if it doesn't fit

If you bought the game, why did you reply No to Jorcer's question?

I think he meant that he found his computer's brand. Nothing really useful about that EDIT: Woops

You shouldn't just delete Java's directory Always uninstall programs through their Uninstaller if there is one, simply deleting the directory might screw up things, which is probably the case here

There is ALWAYS a log

Playing this for quite some time now. Its pretty damn good

Give us the error log

Apparently the launcher is trying to read modpack.jar from the launcher's Vanilla directory. Which isn't supposed to happen Try turning off whatever firewall/AV you have and reinstall

Nevermind

That's just Matmos complaining Ignore it

Well we can't do anything if we don't have an Error Log Go get one

You've got an MD5 Mismatch issue. I already said The fix for that is somewhere on the forums, pretty sure it isn't related to your router or anything

They're all removed due to a large amount of bugs, incompatibility or request from author

Most likely the server's fault That, or you're just behind TERRIBLE network Also, this isn't a Launcher bug I believe everything past the Mojang splash screen is counted as a tekkit/technic bug

Backup your saves (if you have any) and delete the entire technicssp folder inside .techniclauncher

You have an entirely different error which has been solved many, many times

There are always error logs, even if you don't actually have an error

MD5 Mismatch, go search on the forums

That's weird, Technic Launcher doesn't do ANYTHING outside .techniclauncher except from Java

Tekkit and Technic have different mods. Pretty sure there will be issues

That means you'll be distributing some of Mojang's files, which is illegal OP: What AV have you got installed? Some AV or Firewall might be blocking the launcher entirely

MD5 Mismatch, search around the forums for a solution

Go read the Common Problems & Solutions sticky

I don't own a Mac, but if you guys can run .JAR files you can try downloading the Linux/Other version and try that

That would get rid of your entire installation, allowing you to redownload it all Looking through the logs revealed that you've got one of these MD5 Mismatch issues I believe, search around on the forums for a solution for that