How do I fix my minecraft from doing this at the launcher? (Version 1.8.3) [duplicate]

It keeps saying " Using incremental CMS is deprecated and will likely be removed in a future release" after I try starting up minecraft. I tried to delete Java, and that wouldn't work. I tried to download the version of minecraft where you don't need Java, and it STILL wouldn't work. Can someone help me?

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How do I fix the Minecraft launcher went wrong?

Something went wrong on the Minecraft launcher mainly indicates missing or corrupted files. Thankfully, you can easily resolve the problem by repairing the Minecraft Launcher. To do it, Settings > Apps > Apps & features > Minecraft launcher > Advanced options > Repair.

How do you change the version of the Minecraft launcher?

To change your Minecraft version, follow these simple steps:

1.) Click "New Profile" at the bottom left corner of the Minecraft Launcher.

2.) Look for "Use version:" and select the Minecraft version you want to use from the dropdown menu next to it.

3.) Pick a profile name and click Save Profile.

How do I go back to a previous version of Minecraft?

To play the older version of Minecraft, click Play at the top of the Launcher to return to the main screen, select the desired version from the drop-down menu at the bottom of the screen, and then click the large green Play button.

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