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Ickywickets

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Original poster
Sep 12, 2014
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Hi! If anyone could help me out, I'd really appreciate it. I'm working on a 2009 MBP running the latest version of Yosemite. I'm trying to install Java for Minecraft (for my nephew) and it gets to install, but then the application doesn't respond and I get a pinwheel. Any ideas why this is?
 
Do you get an error message of any kind?

When you say "still not working" - do you mean the Java install, or do you mean Minecraft?
 
Do you get an error message of any kind?

When you say "still not working" - do you mean the Java install, or do you mean Minecraft?
It's during the java installation process. The installer comes up, and then when I go through all the agreements and stuff, the installer stops responding. I've tried downloading java from Apple and from Java, if that's of any relevance.
 
It's during the java installation process. The installer comes up, and then when I go through all the agreements and stuff, the installer stops responding. I've tried downloading java from Apple and from Java, if that's of any relevance.

The package installer stops responding? Please take a screen shot of where it stops responding. You need to accept the License Agreement and click the jdk next to MacOSx64 on the following screen.
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Once it has downloaded, double click to install. I've done this on countless macs without issue.

Could it be that you are running out HD space?
 
Thanks for the suggestions, but I figured it out for myself.
Mind sharing your solution with the world? There may be others new to the Mac and have a similar question in the future. They will be the good forum users and search for a solution before posting and come across this thread.
 
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