The Minecraft 1.19 update is out but not everyone has been able to enjoy it. Several folks are reportedly struggling with Minecraft crashing on their system. Why is this happening? Is it a game bug? How to fix this issue? Well, if you are looking for an answer, then we suggest you read the complete article. We have thoroughly addressed this issue and have some solutions that will help you out. So without further ado, let us proceed with the article.
What is the issue?
According to the players, Minecraft after being updated to version 1.19 is crashing as soon as they launch it. Along with the crash, the game is throwing the error code 1. But, most people do not know what this error code means. Well, this is an error that is mostly seen in the PC version of Minecraft. The game throws it when it is unable to start or is having configuration issues. Fortunately, it is easy enough to fix this problem. As we said before, we have some methods that will surely help you out and get rid of error code 1. So, without wasting more time, let us move on with the main topic at hand.
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Minecraft 1.19 update crashing with error code 1: How to fix it?
Most people started facing this issue with the Minecraft 1.19 update. Though, this issue did not originate from this particular update. Minecraft players have been struggling with this issue for a long time. Now, we have some methods to get rid of it.
1) First, restart your game.
2) Now, reboot your PC as well.
3) Most of the time, this issue is triggered by mod or resource packs. So, uninstall all the mods and install them one by one. This will let you know which mod pack is trigger this error code.
4) According to a Reddit user, changing the region format might also resolve this issue. So, change your region from the default to another place.
5) Make sure that your GPU drivers are up to date. Outdated graphics drivers are also a leading reason behind error code 1.
6) Open the official Minecraft launcher and go to Launch Options. Here, make sure that the Java Executable option is enabled.
7) It is also possible that the update failed and you have some corrupt game files. So, reinstall Minecraft on your system.
Well, this brings us to the end of this article. We hope that you found it helpful. Stay tuned to Android Gram, and happy gaming.
