Launcher problems

HMCL Unable to Decompress Native Library (FileNotFoundException)

What it looks like in the log

java.io.FileNotFoundException: File '<duong-dan>' does not exist

How to fix it

  1. Download and upgrade to the latest version of HMCL 3.x from the official HMCL website (hmcl.huangyuhui.net) or GitHub releases, as HMCL 2.x is obsolete and cannot download modern native libraries.
  2. Open your game profile settings in HMCL 3.x and verify that the Game Directory points to the exact `.minecraft` folder containing your version files.
  3. Make sure the launcher option to 'Not check game completeness' (skip file verification) is unchecked so HMCL automatically downloads any missing `-natives-windows.jar` files before launching.
  4. Launch the game once while connected to the internet so HMCL can fetch and unpack the missing LWJGL or text2speech native libraries.
LoadersVanilla, Forge
SeverityStops the game
CategoryLauncher problems

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