Windows 10: How do I enable multiplayer

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Trying to Enable Multiplayer

Hi, I am Van. I'll be glad to assist you today.

To enable the multiplayer option on your Xbox account. Kindly perform the steps below

1. log in to your Microsoft account to xbox.com

2. Once signed in click your profile picture in the upper-right corner. Then select Xbox profile.

3. In the Xbox profile click the privacy settings

4. In the Privacy & online safety click the "Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One/Windows 10 Online Safety" tab

5. Scroll down and look for the "You can join multiplayer games" option then click allow to enable it. Click submit at the bottom of the page to save the setting

6. Relaunch the game and check if you can now play in Multiplayer.

Note: You will not be able to see the Privacy & online safety section if you are a member of the Family group. You will need to ask the organizer of the Family group to edit the settings for you.

 

Enable multiplayer on childs minecraft java account.

I'm trying to enable multiplayer for my child's Minecraft java account. I have followed guides similar to this enable multiplayer minecraft pc for child - Microsoft Community I have tried multiple ways website and the Xbox safety app. However they can still not access multiplayer feature.

 

Free Multiplayer

Hey there,
ChibuikeFranklin

Welcome to the Microsoft Community forums.

With regards to free multiplayer for Xbox Live, please post to the Xbox UserVoice service here:
https://xbox.uservoice.com

The community will be able to comment and vote for your suggestion. Please be sure to search for free multiplayer suggestion before making a suggestion of your own.

These forums are for people who would like help, or to discuss, Microsoft products listed on the home page here:
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For information on where to post Xbox Questions that do not fit into this community, please look at my article here:

Finding the right support options, for problems with the Xbox Console and Accessories

A final note, PlayStation users have to pay for online play also It is only PlayStation 3 users that don't . But ask yourself this: If Microsoft offer free play for online multiplayer, how would you fund the servers needed for Xbox Live?

• Higher Game Prices?
• Higher rental Prices?
• Less servers and availability?
• Less servers and sustainability?

Good luck with your suggestion,

Regards,