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    Forge fails to download correct version, crash on startup: forge-40.2.4.jar.kjkb1fpz.ani is not forge-40.2.4.jar

    Reshy posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Failed to download file. Name: forge-40.2.4.jar URL: https://launcher.mojang.com/v1/objects/2e9a3e3107cca00d6bc9c97bf7d149cae163ef21/client.jar Error details: schannel: failed to receive handshake, SSL/TLS connection failed Filename on disk: forge-40.2.4.jar Path: E:\Personal\Archive\Games\Twitch MC\Install\versions\forge-40.2.4\forge-40.2.4.jar Exists: Nonexistent This has been a recurrent problem, I was able to semi-fix it by setting the downloaded forge-40.2.4.jar to READ-ONLY mode, but it will still rename it to an improper filename called forge-40.2.4.jar.kjkb1fpz.ani every time. So in order to boot the read-only file I have to rename this back to forge-40.2.4.jar and then the game will boot properly... once. Next time it boots up again it'll rename the file, then say the file can't be found. Other example renames: forge-40.2.4.jar.rnklxevy.lll forge-40.2.4.jar.iryp5j5e.yle forge-40.2.4.jar.0w4c4ocp.ppv Example of what's going on: Starting the Launcher Pressing "Play"

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