Windows 10: Minecraft Multiplayer deactivated without me interfering.

I already had some problems with activating Minecraft Multiplayer, because Microsoft Online-Safety regulations weren’t being saved. I kind of managed to do it though, although I’m still not quite sure what I did wrong. But after a few days of being able to play Minecraft multiplayer, I woke up to a message that says, that Minecraft multiplayer is deactivated, even though I didn’t do anything with my account settings and nobody else has access to them. I checked said Microsoft account settings but they were the same as always and multiplayer was enabled. I tried to just save my settings again,

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Can't play minecraft multiplayer

Hi, there.

I'm Jen. I'm not working for Microsoft but I'd be happy to help you figure this out.

May I ask if you are using a child account? If yes, you might want to go over the steps in the link below to see if you missed any steps.

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/36...

However, if the issue persists, I would suggest following the troubleshooting steps in the link below.

https://stealthoptional.com/gaming/minecraft-mu...

I hope this helps. Feel free to share how it went.

Kind regards.

*****Note: This is a non-Microsoft website that would provide accurate and safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that are frequently classified as PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). There is no need to buy paid products to fix your computers as they do more harm than good sometimes.*****

 

minecraft multiplayer issue

Hello Angelina, I'm an independent Microsoft advisor and a fellow Windows/Microsoft user.

Check if you're not listed as a child in any family group. You can do this by going to the Microsoft account website and then signing in with your Microsoft account. Click on "Family settings" and under "Your family", make sure you're not listed as a child. If you see yourself listed, click "Remove" and confirm removal.

If removing yourself didn't work try contacting Mojang support by searching the Mojang Support website online. They might have additional troubleshooting steps or insights specific to your situation.

As a last resort, you can consider creating a new adult Microsoft account specifically for playing Minecraft multiplayer. This would allow you to bypass family restrictions related to multiplayer. Make sure to transfer any important purchases or data associated with your current account before creating a new one.

 

minecraft multiplayer

My son wants to play multiplayer with the Minecraft game but we cannot set up the game to play multiplayer, he is using my account because he is only 9 years old.