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Hello, I am here for some advice about the new minecraft 1.8.1/1.8 upgrade.
Here are some of the bugs i have:
-The moving wallpaper when I launch is small and is in the bottom left corner
-The small moving backround isn't blurry
-When I launch a world it starts to load and when it is complete it crashes
-The home screen is really laggy
-It crashed when I try to connect to a server

Here is a picture of my home screen
http://s1083.photobucket.com/albums/j399/WalkingPillow/?action=view&current=minecraftlagscreen.jpg

Please post the answers on how to solve these bugs/glitches.

Mac or PC, and have you tried deleting your .minecraft app folder and force updating the client from the launch options menu?

Hey, I'm using a P.C. I updated it when I launched minecraft, it said "Update Available" , and I selected yes. But ya, I tried that already, and it didn't work :/ Thanks for the reply though.

Any other advice? Anyone?

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Hey, I'm using a P.C. I updated it when I launched minecraft, it said "Update Available" , and I selected yes. But ya, I tried that already, and it didn't work :/ Thanks for the reply though.

Did you just click the update button or did you delete your entire .minecraft folder?

You should do the latter, but first back up your saves folder.

? How does this have to do with minecraft?

Quote from Warnek

Did you just click the update button or did you delete your entire .minecraft folder?

You should do the latter, but first back up your saves folder.

I deleted the .minecraft folder then I opened the minecraft launcher and I eneted my user and pass then pressed force update. After I did that it turned up with the same bugs glitches lagg and what I described in the first post

Java all up to date?

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Java all up to date?

I don't know :/ How do I check?

Quote from Firetempest

Java all up to date?

Hey I went to the java site and I upgraded mine, but I think it make my problem worse :sad.gif:
It says i need java runtime environment 1.5.0.