Windows 10: Multiplayer not working.

My child cannot play Minecraft multiplayer. I've set XBox and Microsoft to allow multiplayer in my family settings, in fact I gave him permissions for EVERYTHING. I've changed his age to be above 18 and NOTHING WORKS. This is why people hack your trash. I'm about to do the same, at least it will work. FIX YOUR GARBAGE.

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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,

 

Rise of Nations: Extended Edition multiplayer not working.

Hi,

You may receive a permission to access multiplayer services error if you are using a child account or your online safety settings are set up incorrectly. To properly isolate your concern, please provide us the following information:

• Are you using a child account?
• Aside from the privacy settings, have you tried to change the online safety settings of the account?
• Can you play other multiplayer games using the same account?

If you are using a child account, we would like to let you know that only a parent account can change the online safety settings of your profile. In the meantime, you may follow the steps on this

link to allow your account to play multiplayer games online.

 

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.