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No never use that method ever to update your drivers that just uses windows update and will usually always say that. Always use the manfacture website or in your case hp. Go to the hp support link below and choose the auto detect option. If you are not from the UK then choose the second link...

It does not say x86 so i think it is.

I found a thread below that may or may not help. Please be careful if try out the regedit thing because messing with the registry can be very dangerous. http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/why-ftb_launcher-always-run-java-32-bits-as-default.6171/#post-367123 I am not entirely sure if this...

Try running an uninstall program called revo uninstaller. There is a free version and it may detect if there any traces left of the 32bit java. Get it from here.

Depending on the laptop brand you might want to try their website for an update. What make and model is your laptop?

Why create a new thread because you still have an issue with the launcher not recognising 64bit java. You never replied to my last post regarding google chrome.

First please don't bump your thread back up because some moderators consider it rude. By doing this you are saying that you are more important than everybody else. Also the people that help here may just ignore you because of bumping. Your log has expired. Create a free pastebin link then post...

Follow the same instructions I gave to another user because you most likely have a java flag there. Reboot after removing all of them. http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/ram-not-being-allocated-to-minecraft.37250/page-2#post-515068 Also the jvm arguments from your log have additional...

You access the list using the, default, bracket keys. Unless you mean when you do there is nothing there.

Does google chrome have any addons installed relating to java? If so I would backup favourites/ bookmarks or whatever they are and remove it then reboot and see if that happens. The launcher is picking up 32bit java from somewhere because other people can use both without issues.

I have reported this particular issue in the modpack bugs thread myself. The IC2 recipe works at the moment if you want to use that. My guess is that the 1.0.7 version may have broke the recipe.

The line below is in your log regarding java flags. -Xms256M -Xmx5120M -XX:permSize=256m -Xmx512M Remove the one I have highlighted. Go to the additional java parameters box in advanced options. If it is there then remove it. If that flag is not there then let me know because it maybe located...

You may have multiple java versions installed. One question do you have a 64 bit os. If so then use a 64 bit java, get the x64 one here, if you are going to play the 1.6 packs because you will need to allocate at least 2gb of ram to the launcher. If you only have a 32 bit os then the best one...

They are disabled I assume for a reason. You can if you wish enable them but on an existing world it will look weird.

Edit your post and use pastebin for your log. Posting this way means it is much harder to read.

@Ashzification. Would it be worth trying the ipv4 java fix from your connecting thread. Zero try adding, copy and paste, the line below to your jvm additional parameters box within advanced options. If it does not work then just remove it. -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true

You are correct Andrej this has nothing to do wih tech support.

Look at this thread here.

This looks looks awesome like something right out of aliens. :D That is just showing off. :D :) :eek:

Where are they located?