Java virtual machine launcher error loading jvm dll

Could not load jvm.dll

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I’m having a problem trying to run an application on windows 10. I am getting the following error:

«Can’t launch executable. Could not load jvm.dll»

I have no problem running this on my personal windows 10 machine though.

Running the program as an administrator
Running the program in compatibiltiy mode
Rebooting
Updating java to the same version that works on my machine
Changing the environmental variable path (though not sure I did this right)
Reinstalling using the recommended settings

among other things. Pulling my hair out trying to figure out why the jvm.dll won’t load. And the jvm.dll file is there, I verified that it’s in the proper folder. Thanks.

Colif

Win 11 Master

To Fix The «Missing «server» JVM at `C:Program FilesJavajre7binserverjvm­­.dll’. Please install or use the JRE or JDK that contains these missing components. Press any key to continue . . «

follow the steps:

Go to oracle.com and install java jre7 (check not be installed java 6 plz)

After that go to C:/Program files/java/jre7/bin

Here create an folder called «Server» (without » «)

Now go into the C:/Program files/java/jre7/bin/client folder

COPY all data of this folder into the new C:/Program files/java/jre7/bin/Server

this is older advice so version numbers may have changed, as will folder ver numbers.

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Very odd development, I uninstalled all versions of Java on my machine but it still runs. Apparently the java needed is contained inside the program. Since I still get the «could not load JVM.dll» issue on the first computer, it has to be some sort of security setting blocking the jvm from running so either install a version of java so that you can go into the control panel and allow them to run or change the java security settings in the browser.

After doing a couple tinkers like that, now opening that source page gives me a «IE blocked this website from installing an ActiveX control». I clicked «Install» and it said this:

Ran through activeX settings in IE and that part continues at least.

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Java Virtual Machine Launcher Error: error loading . /server/jvm.dll #3187

Describe the issue
A serious problem trying to run minecraft on windows 10 64 bits with the latest stable version 21.1.0 and also with the development updates

Steps to reproduce the issue
Install Java 8 Graal VM Stable 21.0.0
Pointing the java executable from the game launcher

Describe GraalVM and your environment:

More details When pointing the javaw executable from the game launcher I immediately get an error of «Java Virtual Machine Launcher: error loading c:/. /jre/bin/server/jvm.dll» The versions that began to fail start from graal java 8 21.0.0 stable and development version, all the previous ones to this one worked without problems, and all the later ones do not work except the development version of January 25th.

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Could you please provide a link to the most recent build that is working? and the oldest build that introduced this issue? also, is there a way to get more logs? that would be helpful

Could you please provide a link to the most recent build that is working? and the oldest build that introduced this issue? also, is there a way to get more logs? that would be helpful

Hello! Excuse me, how can I provide you with logs?and is there any way to know which compilation I am using and it works? tell me please and I will provide it. this happens in the game launcher, when I point to javaw.exe, and the game console does not show anything because it does not start. tell me the argument or the way to provide the logs and I will send them immediately. the development version that worked was removed from github, it is from the 25th, the one from the 26th no longer works. How can i solve this? It is a headache. All the problems started with this build:
https://github.com/graalvm/graalvm-ce-builds/releases/download/vm-21.0.0/graalvm-ce-java8-windows-amd64-21.0.0.zip

@oubidar-Abderrahim Where do I get the error log from? I really want to repair this problem.

Unfortunately, I have no experience with Minecraft and I don’t have a windows machine. So, I’ll try to assist you as much as I can.
Surfing the internet I found this :
Navigate to your game directory as specified in your installation in the Launcher.

• On Windows, it is %appdata%.minecraft by default

Navigate into the crash-reports directory in the game directory

• If the crash reports directory does not exist, the game may have crashed of a JVM failure, and one or multiple hs_err_pid#####.log file may be present in the game directory instead. Upload this file.

There should be files named like crash-yyyy-mm-dd_hh.mm.ss-(client/server).txt. The crash reports are named by the time of crash, with which you can decide which file is your crash report.

another thing to try is to run it from the command line, usually the output there is a bit more verbose.
I’m not sure how to do that, but probably something like navigating to the directory location of the launcher in the command line and running it by typing it’s name in to the command line.

I don’t know about the minecraft launcher specifically.
hs_err_pid#####.log files could be in the user home directory too I think.

Hello! @shelajev @oubidar-Abderrahim thanks for answering. Regarding the error, it is an error of the JVM and not of the launcher, since in the game folder no crashlog appears, I know what they are talking about, but no logs appear in the home java directory or in the crashlogs directory of the game.
I have tried to run the launcher via cmd as Oleg told me, showing me its operations in real time but at the time of the error it does not show anything, because the log it shows is from the launcher and not from the JVM . 🙁 It’s driving me crazy Also the error message appears 2 or 3 times in a row. I have no way to find the error log, it is something that never happened to me, maybe there is a more advanced way to do it but I am an end user and I really don’t know how.
The launcher runs, but when I point to the javaw which is so that the game knows which version to use, I immediately receive the error, as if it were performing some check and it gives an unsuccessful result, that’s what I understand superficially

The problem recurs on linux if I’m not mistaken. I have tested on Ubuntu and I also had that error. Maybe you could reproduce the problem I have, it would take you 1 minute surely. The launcher is light and you do not need to download the game, just from the configuration you must point to the javaw.exe and that’s all, the error will appear. There are many open source launchers out there, you can choose any one.

I’m having this error too and I don’t use it in combination with Minecraft or anything else. I get this error by simply calling in the unpacked graal directory:
binjava -version
I’m using a Windows 10 machine, too, and used the same download of the newest GraalVM version available via Github.

Hint, any call to any of the binaries instantiating a JVM instance (java.exe, javaw.exe, etc.) leading to this error just by starting them.

@Xeonkryptos Could you provide steps to reproduce this issue? that should make it easier
@fernando-valdez could you please verify this on your windows machine after @Xeonkryptos provides us with the steps to reproduce?

It’s simple to reproduce.

1. Download the GraalVM CE for Windows: https://github.com/graalvm/graalvm-ce-builds/releases/download/vm-21.0.0/graalvm-ce-java8-windows-amd64-21.0.0.zip into your download directory (or wherever you like)
2. Unpack it
3. Change your working directory (via CMD) into the unpacked graalvm directory (you should see the files contained in the archive: bin, jre, etc.)
4. From this directory call binjava -version

I should mention, I see this error only on my computer at work (at my Windows 10 Pro installation within an Oracle VirtualBox instance and in a freshly setup Windows 10 Home installation within an Oracle VirtualBox instance). At my private Windows 10 Pro computer with a native Windows 10 installation I can’t verify the same behaviour. At work I don’t have a native Windows 10 installation.
Nonetheless, I expect it to work in a virtualized Windows 10 installation as it should at a native one. All the mentioned systems are up to date with the newest Windows 10 verison 20H2.

I checked the checksums before unpacking, too. There were no modifications to the downloaded archives, either.

PS.: The result is the same with GraalVM CE 8 21.0.0.2

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so I restarted Everything and reinstalled everything and I still get the error > Java Virtual Machine Launcher Error: loading: C:Program Files (x86)/Minecraft Launcher/runtime.x64/bin/server/jvm.dll I saw that I was using 32 bit and i supposed i need to use 64 bit one so I uninstalled the old one and installed the 64 bit java one and now im getting this error I tried deleting the old java files and im getting this error number 1603 and Error: loading: C:Program FilesJavajre.1.8.0_251binserverjvm.dll I deleted runtime folder and I got this >Unable to locate the Java runtime.
Error details: The operation completed successfully.

Filename on disk: javaw.exe
Path: C:Program Files (x86)Minecraft Launcherruntimejre-x64binjavaw.exe
Exists: Nonexistent —— So i reinstalled it and im getting errors again now what do I do Right Now Im downloading https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/alternative/ the alternative one and ( Edit ) It Didnt Work

If you know any solution please help me and Thank You So Much! I have been fixing this error since 6 /27 / 20

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