Razer

I'm not trying to start anything I didn't say it was a fix for everyone... I was only stating what worked for myself and my friends, swapping out the java platform 64 for 86 worked for us, we no longer get these issues, so while you can confirm it didn't work for you and your friends, it may/might work for someone else, I am just simply stating what worked for me.

however, I can add to my note that out of my friends and I, I was the only one getting the problem and I was running the server on the same computer as the program. so while they had no problems (both running minecraft on 64 bit I might add) I had this problem, once I swapped the 32 bit server for the 64 bit I no longer had the problem either.

I think I have solved the problem, at least what the problem was for me.

in my task manager it was showing I was running minecraft on 64 bit but on my server it was only running 32 bit (x86 to be exact) I uninstalled the 32 bit Java and rerouted my run.bat file to point to the 64 bit version and viola I have been on my server now for almost three hours with max settings and no problems what so ever.

I did also clear my cache in the command prompt (run as administrator) and type "netsh winsock reset" it didn't work for me but it may for you all. as I said the thing that did the trick was running the server on the same java platform as minecraft. so you may have to look into that because this is what fixed it for me.

I think I have solved the problem, at least what the problem was for me.

in my task manager it was showing I was running minecraft on 64 bit but on my server it was only running 32 bit (x86 to be exact) I uninstalled the 32 bit Java and rerouted my run.bat file to point to the 64 bit version and viola I have been on my server now for almost three hours with max settings and no problems what so ever.

I did also clear my cache in the command prompt (run as administrator) and type "netsh winsock reset" it didn't work for me but it may for you all. as I said the thing that did the trick was running the server on the same java platform as minecraft. so you may have to look into that because this is what fixed it for me.

I think I have solved the problem, at least what the problem was for me.

in my task manager it was showing I was running minecraft on 64 bit but on my server it was only running 32 bit (x86 to be exact) I uninstalled the 32 bit Java and rerouted my run.bat file to point to the 64 bit version and viola I have been on my server now for almost three hours with max settings and no problems what so ever.

I did also clear my cache in the command prompt (run as administrator) and type "netsh winsock reset" it didn't work for me but it may for you all. as I said the thing that did the trick was running the server on the same java platform as minecraft. so you may have to look into that because this is what fixed it for me.

see everyone on every page I looked up on the net said it's the watchdog but wouldn't give an explaination. and I'm new to these forums so I didn't know how to search because it seemed like a different problem but that fix you posted is awesome Thank you.

The game is highly glitchy though I don't know if that is just how 1.8 is because before I would smash a block and it would smash and I could pick it up, now I smash it and it just reappears, I have to smash it like three or four times before I can pick it up, this didn't happen on 1.7.10 so I know it's not my computer, at least it better not be paid too much money to have it customized specifically for gaming, Tera doesn't glitch, Guild Wars doesn't glitch just this one..... hope they fix it soon.