For me, the issue was a piece of software called Killer, which attempts to optimize network usage by prioritizing some sources of network traffic over others.The first solution is what worked for me, but I've included the others because when I scoured the internet for solutions, the other ones I list here worked for a few people on other forums. Typically when TCP connections are terminated mid-stream like this, it's an issue with the local machine and not the router. Specifically, this kind of thing tends to happen when a piece of software intervenes and terminates connections prematurely. This issue stems from a connection issue. Most replies just asked people to restart their routers, check their internet connections, disable firewalls and antivirus programs, etc. For example, here on mojira, here on reddit, here on reddit, here on reddit, here on reddit, here on minecraft forums, here on minecraft forums, and here on minecraft forums. There are references to this issue everywhere, but no consistent solution. But I could download all the same files via my browser when I copy/pasted the URLs from the log. This tends to indicate that there's some issue with connections being dropped prematurely. Whenever I attempted to start the game, I'd get "Failed to download file" (for a different file each time) and an error like "failed to receive handshake" or "connection reset". Attempts to launch the game randomly began failing 90% of the time on a new laptop, despite working on my old one. This drove me insane for a weeks, and I write software for a living. (#spoiler) = neat! (/rose) = ( full list)īackground (skip over this if you don't care):
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