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I think a lot of people have had this problem but havent found an answer yet, forge installer just makes a notepad doc when opened. I've used jarfix and opened from console but those didnt work. what should I do?

edit: i noticed it makes the notepad file before i even choose to download it, before that little window pops up

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I tried downloading forge-1.18.2-40.1.0-installer. The text doc has a lot of stuff and says "finished!" at the end, but still didn't work. 
I have java installed

alright i got the forge installation to work, but still cant play. I think this is more of a minecraft issue not forge, but when I try to open it, it gives me this message: Your Java Runtime is incompatible. Please edit your installation to use the bundled Java Runtime. Name: Java version mismatch URL: https://aka.ms/jnierror

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fixed it somehow, but problem i mentioned in edit above still happening

Edit: so turns out I'm dumb, had a bunch of 1.16 mods from a server a while back, works now

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