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MInecraft jar...um...deleted..
Jackfrankfanky
So in short how do i get it back. PS feel free to call me an idiot
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Are you able to get into the MC launcher? if so, do a force update
lol i just want to say how many time this happened to me(a lot)
all u really need is to find a jar file name it minecraft and force update
I sugest copying another jar from .minecraft pasteing it in ur bin then renaming it
all u really need is to find a jar file name it minecraft and force update
I sugest copying another jar from .minecraft pasteing it in ur bin then renaming it
oh yea also check your recycling bin XD
Open Minecraft.exe
Click Options
Select force update
Login
------New Jar generated and you're okay------
Click Options
Select force update
Login
------New Jar generated and you're okay------
no it will say no minecraft found at least i think I can't 100% remember more like 85%
No, it won't. It will generate a new JAR. I did it two days ago haha.
Well that explains it the last time I tried was last year XD
This.
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I always keep a backup of my .jar because I do a lot of modding. I would recommend doing that because these things do happen. If Force Update doesn't work, as a nuclear option you could go to your .minecraft folder and delete the "bin" folder. Minecraft will then rewrite it next time you log in.
Let me know if this helped!
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Let me know if this helped!
-BD
Any idea why it disapeard? Find out and work back from there
3 WAYS
1. Go to recycle bin, drag it back in
2.You can go to the folder that contains your .minecraft. Then you right-click it (the whole .minecraft, not a folder OF .minecraft) and select Properties. At the top of the Properties folder, there should be a list of tabs. Click "Previous Versions," and regenerate the one that you had before you deleted it
3.If you dont have anything you want to save, just delete the .minecraft folder, and run Minecraft. It will automaticcly generate a new one.
1. Go to recycle bin, drag it back in
2.You can go to the folder that contains your .minecraft. Then you right-click it (the whole .minecraft, not a folder OF .minecraft) and select Properties. At the top of the Properties folder, there should be a list of tabs. Click "Previous Versions," and regenerate the one that you had before you deleted it
3.If you dont have anything you want to save, just delete the .minecraft folder, and run Minecraft. It will automaticcly generate a new one.
Should only need to push force update, this will tell the minecraft launcher to make a new JAR file to the most recent game update.
Do EXACTLY as i say
1. open minecraft (DONT LOG IN)
2. press options
3. press force update
4. log in
1. open minecraft (DONT LOG IN)
2. press options
3. press force update
4. log in
The answer has been said so many times...
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