Windows .exe Something Is Cause My Monster Pack To Not Launch

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I have my 64-bit up to date Java and the latest FTB launcher.So why when I try and load any version of the monster pack does it crash and just close out when the mods are loading in the console while on the Mojang logo splash screen? I've been trying to sort this out for DAYS! EVERY other version of FTB works BUT monster and all my friends have a monster server and I want to join :( Please help me.

My console: http://pastebin.com/nVRp067a
 
You have a java flag entry listed in bold below, from your log, that is causing your problem and is most likely an environment variable. To remove it follow the steps below.

JVM Flags: 4 total; -Xms256M -Xmx10240M -XX:permSize=256m -Xmx512M

1. Right click my computer
2. Choose properties from the menu options
2. Click advanced system settings
3. click environment variables
4. delete the java entry from system variables
5. Reboot your system

Also you don't need to allocate 10gb of ram to java because 5gb is more than enough. So in the jvm flags above change the Xmx10240 to Xmx5120
 
UniZero said:
You have a java flag entry listed in bold below, from your log, that is causing your problem and is most likely an environment variable. To remove it follow the steps below.

JVM Flags: 4 total; -Xms256M -Xmx10240M -XX:permSize=256m -Xmx512M

1. Right click my computer
2. Choose properties from the menu options
2. Click advanced system settings
3. click environment variables
4. delete the java entry from system variables
5. Reboot your system

Also you don't need to allocate 10gb of ram to java because 5gb is more than enough. So in the jvm flags above change the Xmx10240 to Xmx5120
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I've added both of those things after the issue occurred :/
 
Well that is annoying it is still there. Was it there when you tried to remove it a second time? Are you restarting after you remove it? If so what do you have in the launcher? Go to the Options tab and click on the Advanced Options button. For the Additional Java Parameters: what do you see in the text box next to it?
 
lavarthan said:
Well that is annoying it is still there. Was it there when you tried to remove it a second time? Are you restarting after you remove it? If so what do you have in the launcher? Go to the Options tab and click on the Advanced Options button. For the Additional Java Parameters: what do you see in the text box next to it?
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Nothing
 
lavarthan said:
Well that is annoying it is still there. Was it there when you tried to remove it a second time? Are you restarting after you remove it? If so what do you have in the launcher? Go to the Options tab and click on the Advanced Options button. For the Additional Java Parameters: what do you see in the text box next to it?
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What do you recon I should do?
 
lavarthan said:
Well that is annoying it is still there. (1) Was it there when you tried to remove it a second time? (2) Are you restarting after you remove it? (3) If so what do you have in the launcher? Go to the Options tab and click on the Advanced Options button. For the Additional Java Parameters: what do you see in the text box next to it?
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Your response to my questions, plural, was one answer. Please answer all three one at a time. Thanks.
 
It must be somewhere else then. Sorry, I'm only aware of two places myself where it could be. The Global Variables and the launcher. I'll try to see if anyone else has any idea, until then please be patient. Thanks. @Ashzification @UniZero @JamiePhonic @Eyamaz Do you have any idea where else the -xmx512m is coming from? Thank you and sorry if any of you do not like being messaged this way. If you do not then please PM me or say so here and I will not do it again.
 
lavarthan said:
It must be somewhere else then. Sorry, I'm only aware of two places myself where it could be. The Global Variables and the launcher. I'll try to see if anyone else has any idea, until then please be patient. Thanks. @Ashzification @UniZero @JamiePhonic @Eyamaz Do you have any idea where else the -xmx512m is coming from? Thank you and sorry if any of you do not like being messaged this way. If you do not then please PM me or say so here and I will not do it again.
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Oh no its fine, I'm just really frustrated by this issue because after scowering the internet and Google for days and days I'm still no closer to finding the answer :(
 
The only other place that it could be is in java in the control panel. To check there follow the path below.

1. click start menu
2. click control panel
3. click programs
4. click java
5. click java
6. click view

If there is an entry in runtime parameters remove it and reboot.
 
UniZero said:
The only other place that it could be is in java in the control panel. To check there follow the path below.

1. click start menu
2. click control panel
3. click programs
4. click java
5. click java
6. click view

If there is an entry in runtime parameters remove it and reboot.
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I've checked and there is no run time parameter, hears a screenshot: http://gyazo.com/031021284aa14b3cfa88228d9c8e552b So is it defiantly a parameter causing the problem? Cause I realize it as to be a memory error if it's a problem with Java Heap Space but I don't understand where the problem lies :/
 
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