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Make sure you are running 64 bit java. when you run java -version from the commandline, it should say that it is 64 bit, if it does not specifically say that then you have 32 bit.

I would say that the problem is in one of the config files that industrialcraft is reading. Try deleting all the ic2 configs and relaunching.

You need Java 8, Java 9 does not work with Forge at this time. If you continue to have problems, please show us the output of java -version from the commandline.

When you try again with the cmd prompt, make sure you CD into the proper directory.

Please post either a screenshot of a copy/paste of your cmd window trying to run the java installer. I have seen it said to use the cmd prompt instead of powershell under windows, however I've used a powershell terminal, and it's always worked for me.

So you saw that 1.7.10 really REALLY old, and is no longer supported here, so you need to update for support.

You will need to update to receive suppot, 1.7.10 is ancient and no longer supported on these forums.

You need to run the mod using forge 14.23.2.2611 or later. Go to files.minecraftforge.net to download the installer for that (or a later) version.

1.7.10 is old and no longer supported on these forums, you will need to update to receive support.

2097152KB / 1024 = 2048MB / 1024 = 2GB There is no mention of 2TB anywhere in the errors. . .

You need to update, 1.7.10 is no longer supported here. Also, if you read through the error, it tells you what the problem is. But still, you need to update.

You will need to update for support, 1.7.10 is no longer supported here.

Something is broken with the XRay mod, make sure you're using the latest/correct version, or contact the author.

Please post the output of java -version from your commandline, it will show the version of java that is being used by default/in the path. It may be that you have Java 8 and 9 installed, but 9 is the one on your path.

Post the full logs/fml-client-latest.log, it should have more information.

this.renderHoveredToolTip(mouseX, mouseY); at the end of your drawScreen method I believe will fix your tooltip issue. Honestly no clue about your brightness issue though

You need to update, only the last couple versions are supported on these forums, and 1.2.5 is definitely too old.

Post the command you used to run the jar installer pls.

I would guess it was added by one of the mods you installed. If you don't know which one, maybe check the keybindings to see if there's a hotkey assigned to toggle distance display or something.

It's in the EAQ, first topic in the Support forum.

I've had this happen when I run a dev project twice consecutively. It would seem if you log in/out too quickly, it thinks you're already logged in and will not allow a second login. At least, this is my guess, considering if I wait ~30 secs, it will accept my credentials again.

1.7.x is no longer supported on these forums due to its age, you should update to a more modern version if you want support.

Make sure you have 64 bit java 8, and 4GB+ RAM

You need a newer version of forge, you have 2185, ElecCore needs 2239.