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CurseForge Troubleshooting

Modified on: Mon, 9 Aug, 2021 at 5:51 PM

The CurseForge app is currently in Beta, and there are many changes and fixes still ongoing.
As we continue improving and stabilizing the app, we will make sure to add more content to this article. In the meantime, we appreciate your understanding and we’re happy to provide support here and over the CurseForge Discord server!

Installed mod is not detected ▾

The CurseForge app is connected to the same repository as the CurseForge website, and allows many mod authors to upload their projects to it and share it with the world!

If you’re using a mod that cannot be found in the CurseForge app or website, it can mean:

1. That the mod is pending review by CurseForge’s moderators, and should be available once it’s approved (check out the working hours of the moderation team here).
   Or
2. The project is not available in the repository, and therefore will not be detected by the CurseForge app.

Why don’t certain mods get uploaded to CurseForge?

Mods and addons in the CurseForge repository are submitted and managed directly by their creators.

Some authors prefer to host their addons and mods in other sources, in which case their projects will not be available in CurseForge.

If you would like to see an addons or mods you enjoy in CurseForge, contact the authors and submit a request to them.

«This addon might be corrupt» Warning (World of Warcraft) ▾

You may notice this warning message for certain addons that you currently have installed. This warning indicates that the installed addon does not match the game’s current instance, or that there may be something wrong with the addon’s files.

To resolve this issue, simply right click the addon and choose ‘Reinstall’ (or ‘Update’):

If reinstalling the mod didn’t help, please delete it, make sure you are currently set on the right instance (if you have more than one installed), search for the mod and install it again. If you are unable to find the mod when searching for it, it means that it’s not available for your currently set instance, and is meant to be installed for a different one.

Need help resolving the ‘corrupt’ warning? Contact us and we will do our best to assist you!

*You may notice the ‘corrupt’ warning being displayed despite the addon(s) working properly in-game.

**Please note that mods in ‘Modified’ or ‘Working Copy’ states will not get automatically updated. This is not an issue, but rather made intentionally in order to protect these mods’ files from getting overwritten or deleted by updates.

***As of May 19th, 2021 a new instance of the game named ‘Burning Crusade Classic’ — These instructions are relevant for this new instance as well. Follow the Tooltip box instructions and click ‘Update All’.

«Oops, that was not supposed to happen!» ▾

There are several possible causes for this issue:

Firewall/Antivirus

Firewall and/or antivirus software may block Overwolf/the CurseForge app, and thus prevent them from connecting to CurseForge’s servers.
Please check your firewall/antivirus software and unblock/provide permissions accordingly.

DNS Issues

To resolve any existing DNS issues that could affect the app’s connection to CurseForge’s servers, you can try to set\change change your IPv4 DNS server address by following these steps:

Windows ▾

1. Open the Control Panel
2. Click ‘Network and Internet’

Click ‘Network and Sharing Center’

Click the ‘Change adapter settings’ option in the left pane

Right-click the network interface that connects Windows to the internet, and select ‘Properties’

Select and check the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) option

Click the ‘Properties’ button

Select the ‘Use the following DNS server addresses’ option

For ‘Preferred DNS server’ type in: 1.1.1.1

MacOS ▾

1. Open the System Preferences

Click ‘Network’

Select your connection and click ‘Advanced’

Click the ‘+’ at the button of the ‘DNS Servers’ section

Type in 1.1.1.1

Click ‘OK’

Relaunch CurseForge

CurseForge Plugin

At times, this issue can be caused by a certain issue with CurseForge’s plugin.
To solve it, please uninstall the CurseForge from Overwolf, and install it again from the Appstore or run the app’s installer file (if you still have it).

ISP block

Certain ISPs (Internet Service Providers) may block your connection to the CurseForge domain. Please try connecting to a different network (a mobile hotspot may work as well), or try a VPN connection.

Disabling IPv6 may resolve this issue, but please note this is a last resort solution and is generally not recommended by Microsoft.

To disable IPv6, please follow these steps:

1. Open the Control Panel
2. Click ‘Network and Internet’

Click ‘Network and Sharing Center’

Click the ‘Change adapter settings’ option in the left pane

Right-click the network interface that connects Windows to the internet, and select ‘Properties’

Uncheck the box for ‘Internet Protocol Version 6’

«Missing required disk permissions for installation» ▾

To solve this issue, please open the menu to the right and select ‘Repair folder permissions’:

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CurseForge Minecraft Troubleshooting

Modified on: Sun, 10 Oct, 2021 at 11:40 AM

Modpack Issues

Java is required to run Minecraft modpacks. If you don’t have Java installed on your system, you will likely receive the following Windows system message when trying to launch modpacks:

Both in this case, and in cases where you do have Java but are still experiencing issues running modpacks — installing the latest Java version can solve the issue.
Please follow these steps to install the latest Java version:

Download the latest Java version available here: https://java.com/download (your operating system should be automatically detected, or you can choose it manually here: https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp).

Run the installation:

*Please note that Java will be installed by default inside the system’s Program Files directory. If you are not a Windows admin user, you may not have a permission to continue the installation, and you will need to ask a system admin to assist you with the installation:

*Please note that Java will be installed by default inside the system’s Program Files directory. If you are not a Windows admin user, you may not have a permission to continue the installation, and you will need to ask a system admin to assist you with the installation:

Restart the CurseForge app and try to launch your modpack(s) again.

«Failed to download file» in CurseForge Client / «Error Code 0» ▾

You can fix this using the ‘Repair Installation’ button — Please read more about this solution.

The System cannot find the file Specified» error (Windows OS) ▾

If you’re trying to launch modpacks but nothing is happening, or the error message «The System cannot find the file Specified» shows up, please try the following solutions:

Reinstalling the Launcher ▾

To reinstall the launcher, open the menu to your right and select ‘Repair installation’. Then, try to launch a modpack again.

Fixing the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) ▾

If the error » CMD configuration may be causing issues» shows up, it means that CurseForge cannot access the Command Prompt file (C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe) in your system.

If the file has been modified, or its name has been changed — please restore it to its original state and try to launch your modpacks again.
If you can run the Command Prompt but it closes as soon as it starts — that could indicate a corruption due to malware. To fix the corruption, you can follow the steps in this guide, but please note that it should be done very carefully as it requires you to handle your system’s registry.

Invalid Modding Folder Path ▾

If you’ve come across an error where trying to set a modding folder, please make sure you did not select a path that is invalid, for example:

• A root drive (for example C:\, D:\)
• The desktop or a folder within the desktop
• A OneDrive folder, or any folder within the OneDrive directory
• The Vanilla Minecraft directory (C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\)
• A path that contains non-English letters

If you’re not sure which directory to select, we recommend keeping the default path suggested by the app — C:\Users\[user]\curseforge\, or creating a new folder outside of the C:\Users directory, like C:\CurseForge or D:\CurseForge and selecting that.

Import Error ▾

If you received an error when trying to import a modpack, please make sure that the modpack’s Zip file contains all the necessary files (like the manifest.json, for example).

If you aren’t sure which files these are, please reach out the creator of the modpack or send the Zip file to us, and we will do our best to help.

Custom Profile (modpack) Not Launching ▾

If there are incompatibilities in your modpack between mods, or between the modloader and the mods you’re trying to run, you can ask for help from the Minecraft community in the official CurseForge Discord Server. Check out our article as well for extra tips!

Game/Launcher Issues

No sound in game ▾

If you can’t hear the game’s sounds when launching a modpack, please reload the game’s assets by pressing F3+T (after entering single/multiplayer):

Can only play Demo ▾

If you’re launching a modpack but the game’s button says ‘Play Demo’ (instead of ‘Play’), like so:

Please try to log out and back in:

Or repair the installation from the app:

Failed to download Minecraft launcher due to a network error ▾

Failed to unzip Minecraft launcher ▾

An unexpected error occurred while trying to install Minecraft ▾

Failed to create Minecraft directories ▾

An access violation occurred when attempting to install Minecraft launcher▾

Failed to install Minecraft launcher (parsing error) ▾

Failed to install Minecraft launcher (download error) ▾

Please make sure that your network connection is stable and that your firewall/antivirus are not blocking Minecraft and/or Overwolf.

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