#minecraft test server

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ashen granite
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you created the bat file? can you show it? which documentation did you use to create it?

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Also it always helps to copy&paste the error message into your question (instead of the screenshot) because then tools such as mine can also look for the error message - in the picture it can't use it

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yes and the content of the batch file ^^

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yes - just try it, what should go wrong?

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ha that is something that was in my links 😦

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😂

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chill 🙂 let me know how it goes with installing another java version (you can have multiple ones on your pc)

deep sky
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install 17

ashen granite
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I'm just gonna post my links again @idle roost 😅 I think the first one is useful

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➡️ Minecraft Server 1.18.1 - How to Start a Minecraft Server?
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➡️ java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Net/Minecraft/bundler/Main
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➡️ Minecraft Server - OpenJDK Version 17.0.1
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deep sky
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go to command line, write java -version

ashen granite
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Can you put the java -version into the bat and see what is says? It should say 17 if you use the full path to the JRE

deep sky
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where did u downloaded a spigot.jar ?
are u already did trough BuildTools.jar ?

ashen granite
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and can you show your bat file again? ^^

deep sky
ashen granite
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You have to use the full path to the java you want to use!

I would suggest just downloading java 17 somewhere, then in your startup script use the full absolute path to the java executable

E.g. C:/..../jre/..../java -version