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Both CurseForge and MultiMC are trusted and safe. CurseForge is owned by Overwolf, which is a trusted company partners like Intel and Ubisoft. MultiMC is also completely safe, and in fact this is the launcher I mainly use instead of the vanilla launcher. If you really don't trust MultiMC, take a look at it's source code here.
First go to your curseforge folder and delete the install file. Then set you java version in curse to the latest. And set the argument. -version1.8+. Then repair vanilla installation using the top right three dots. Now your curse forge is the best launcher. Very simple to do. 1.
Select any mod pack from the mod packs section of the CorseForge application and log in to the game. After that, the Minecraft Launcher application will open, enter the settings tab at the bottom left of the application menu and log in with your Microsoft account. This is how my problem was solved. 1.
Curseforge open old minecraft launcher version >> by Alex851806 Feb 14, 2021. by AdvancedM2. Jul 18, 2024 ...
Curseforge trying to open the wrong launcher. CF ships with its own instance of the default Minecraft Launcher, and therefore deleting the .minecraft folder isn't going to fix anything. Go to your CF settings and select Minecraft under Game specific. You'll find there the path to the minecraft modding folder, change it to the standard back mine ...
Minecraft CurseForge. Forums Deprecated Soon. As part of moving to the new CurseForge website, we'll be deprecating the Authors & Minecraft forums soon. The Bukkit forums (managed by Timtower) will stay up as usual and can be accessed here. For any assistance, suggestions, or ideas, please check out the following CurseForge platforms:
Run modpack (brings up vanilla's Launcher), close CurseForge's window which closes both CurseForge and Overwolf completely, hit launch (and only then actually start loading Minecraft). Option B: Use CurseForge to download modpacks (that setting is still useful), but have another launcher do the day-to-day launching.
go in the Minecraft launcher, start the game if you haven't already the close it. Click the three dot button next to the install that was last run then click edit. Close the launcher and open curse launcher. Click the three do next to the create custom profile button.
In other words: Copy all the directories in the <modded>/Install/versions directory to the <minecraft>/versions directory. Launch the launcher. Go in the Installations section (Top)/New Installation. In CurseForge, locate the profile you want to set, right click on it/Open Folder. Copy the opened folder into the "GAME DIRECTORY" field in the ...
The Curseforge app doesn't start if you're offline, but the Minecraft launcher does. If there's a way to launch Curseforge modpacks with the native launcher rather than through Curseforge, then that's the only way to do it if you're offline and don't have other 3rd-party launchers already installed. I'm going through that right now.