[Bug] crash when trying to access Menu

[wizmaster271]

Describe the bug

i tried accessing the menu by pressing right-shift however it froze my screen instead and i am unable to do anything.

Steps to reproduce

after launching Minecraft, i pressed right shift to open up the menu which caused it to freeze my screen/game completely. however the game was still running

Meteor Version

Meteor 1.21.5-16

Minecraft Version

MC 1.21.5

Operating System

Windows

Before submitting a bug report

• [x] This bug wasn't already reported (I have searched bug reports on GitHub).

• [ ] This is a valid bug (I am able to reproduce this on the latest dev build).

[wizmaster271]

error minecraft crash.txt

[chri-k]

since there is now a github issue on this, here is a list of information collected from reports on discord:

• this only occurs on 1.21.5
• this issue occurs only when using integrated graphics on intel processors older than CPU generation 10
• in one instance a graphics driver update resolved the issue, in all other instances none were available
• this seems to only occur on Windows
• this happens only when the gui is opened from within the main play screen (not when opened from within menus)
• if the game does not freeze, only text is rendered in the gui

[netssock]

I have a similar problem. the problem is related to Sodium and ImmediatelyFast. On 1.21.5 fabric, these two mods are incompatible. The problem was solved by the fact that I just removed the ImmediatelyFast.

[ghost]

i think its fixed on latest build

[Wolffeee]

Possible Fix Just in case this didn't fix it — I'm blind and stupid. But it worked for me, so here’s what I found. I discovered that increasing the performance priority of the javaw.exe process allowed Meateor Client to launch without issues. Here are the two methods I used (I did both):

Method 1: Force High-Performance GPU Usage

Go to Settings → System → Display → Graphics Settings Open your Minecraft launcher and start the game Open Task Manager, find OpenJDK Platform Binary Right-click → Open file location Copy the full path from the address bar Go back to Graphics Settings, click "Browse" under "Add a desktop app" Paste the path, and select javaw.exe After adding it, click Options and set it to High performance

Method 2: Set Process Priority in Task Manager

With the game running, open Task Manager Go to the Details tab Find javaw.exe, right-click it Choose Set priority → High (or Realtime, if you're feeling bold)

I’m sure someone out there already figured this out, but hey — you only live once.