Разработчики регулярно выпускают обновления для свой игры, в котором они улучшают производительность и различные проблемы. После очередного обновления многие игроки начали сталкиваться с ошибкой null при входе на сервер Minecraft. В этой статье мы расскажем, базовые действия, которые помогут решить эту проблему.
Чаще всего данная ошибка появляется у игроков, которые играют без лицензии. На сегодняшний день существует множество способов, как можно обойти эту проверку. Но это временное решение, которое помогает убрать это уведомление при входе на сервер. Играть на официальных серверах с пиратской версии стало сложнее. Возникновения данной ошибки может происходить из-за установленных модов или дополнений. Ниже мы разберем все возможные способы, как можно её обойти.
Что делать с ошибкой null
Если у вас нет лицензионной игры, вы скорее всего играете через лаунчер по названием Tlauncher. Данный клиент, позволяет играть в Майнкрафт в последние версии абсолютно бесплатно. Разработчики ежемесячно обновляют совой клиент. После обновлений пользователь может столкнуться с ошибкой при входе на сервер. В этом случае попробуйте выполнить последовательно следующие действия:
- Запустите приложение Tlauncher;
- Авторизуйтесь в клиенте, если у вас нет аккаунта, то необходимо создать;
- Далее в нижем левом экране, возле «Аккаунты» уберите галочку;
- Готово, теперь вы можете попробовать зайти на какой-нибудь сервер.
Отключение антивируса
Отключите антивирус во время обновления или игры Майнкрафт. Для этого проделайте действия:
- Нажмите правой кнопкой мыши значок антивируса в области уведомлений;
- Теперь выберите приостановить антивирус;
- Далее выберите подходящий параметр времени для отключения антивируса (например, 10 минут, 1 час, приостановить до следующей перезагрузки).
Заключение
Из этой статьи вы узнали, как исправить проблему при соединении к серверам в Майнкрафт. Если ничего не помогло из вышеперечисленного, удалите полностью игру с вашего компьютера, и установите новую скачав с официального сайта. Остались вопросы? Напишите ниже в форме комментариев.
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So there have been a lot of people getting this error when trying to log in to a server after migrating their account to a Microsoft account. So, I have created this short guide showing how to fix this error.
Note: if your account age is under 13 you will need to join a family group and have the organizer of the family group change your online settings
1. Log into your Microsoft account
2. Click on «My Microsoft account»
3. click on privacy
4. Scroll down and click on the Xbox symbol
5. Select Xbox one/Windows 10 online safety
6. Finally change «can join multiplayer games» to allow(Be sure to hit submit at the bottom of the page)
Now you will be able to play on all your favorite Minecraft servers again.
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The link redirects me to a page full of chinese, you sure you got the right link?
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That link still redirects to the same support page.
I thought of another one:
1. Go to https://www.xbox.com/en-US/
2. Click on the avatar in the upper right corner (you must log in to your Microsoft account first)
3. Press [Xbox profile], you will see a green card and your avatar
4. Click [Privacy Settings] under your profile picture
5. Press the second one [Xbox One/Windows 10 Online Safety]
6. Find [You can join multiplayer games]
7. Click Allow and click Submit
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4. Click [Privacy Settings] under your profile picture
When I click on this it stills redirect me to that support page, is xbox broken wtf
Dea
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When I click on this it stills redirect me to that support page, is xbox broken wtf
sounds like youre microsoft account is linked as a member of a family
if this is the case youd need to sign into whoever is the owner of the family to change your settings
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sounds like youre microsoft account is linked as a member of a family
if this is the case youd need to sign into whoever is the owner of the family to change your settings
Indeed my MSA account is linked as a member in my family. Which setting do I need to change?
Dea
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Indeed my MSA account is linked as a member in my family. Which setting do I need to change?
the option that says «You can join multiplayer games»
and set that to allow
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So there have been a lot of people getting this error when trying to log in to a server after migrating their account to a Microsoft account. So, I have created this short guide showing how to fix this error.
1. Log into your Microsoft account
2. Click on «My Microsoft account»
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3. click on privacy
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4. Scroll down and click on the Xbox symbol
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5. Select Xbox one/Windows 10 online safety
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6. Finally change «can join multiplayer games» to allow
View attachment 2718934Now you will be able to play on all your favorite Minecraft servers again.
BRUV UR A LEGEND
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Be careful guys, I got banned for migrating. It now says: Permanently banned because of a security alert. BE CAREFUL AND DON’T MIGRATE
You didn’t get banned because you migrated
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You didn’t get banned because you migrated
I guess I do, cause I wasn’t banned at first?
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I guess I do, cause I wasn’t banned at first?
UUID: d7656e6763c242c09b9841eef5aa8180
Username: hakfo
Version: 1.13.2
Language: Russian
Last Login: August 18th 2020, 14:26:07 (UTC-04:00)
Playtime: 00:00:02
Most recent game: Arcade
Your last login was over a year ago. Your account got hacked change your password and then appeal at hypixel.net/appeals
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Im pretty sure that my last login was not a year ago and more like 5 months ago. I remember playing it in my classroom like 6 months ago…. So my last login a year ago? That is actually not possible
Dea
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Im pretty sure that my last login was not a year ago and more like 5 months ago. I remember playing it in my classroom like 6 months ago…. So my last login a year ago? That is actually not possible
your account got hacked, change your password and appeal
migrating has nothing to do with you getting hacked
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Be careful guys, I got banned for migrating. It now says: Permanently banned because of a security alert. BE CAREFUL AND DON’T MIGRATE
Security alert is because 2 people logged in from 2 very different ips on ur account in the course of a minute. Change your password.
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So there have been a lot of people getting this error when trying to log in to a server after migrating their account to a Microsoft account. So, I have created this short guide showing how to fix this error.
1. Log into your Microsoft account
2. Click on «My Microsoft account»
View attachment 2718935
3. click on privacy
View attachment 2718928
4. Scroll down and click on the Xbox symbol
View attachment 2718929
5. Select Xbox one/Windows 10 online safety
View attachment 2718932
6. Finally change «can join multiplayer games» to allow
View attachment 2718934Now you will be able to play on all your favorite Minecraft servers again.
OH MY GOD TYSM
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Introduction
Minecraft is one of the most popular games of all time, with millions of players around the world building, exploring, and battling in its blocky universe. However, even the most avid Minecraft fans can encounter technical issues, such as the dreaded «Failed to Login: Null» (Failed To Connect) error message. This error can prevent players from logging into the game, leading to frustration and lost progress. Fortunately, there are several potential solutions to this issue, from troubleshooting your internet connection to updating your Minecraft client. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most effective ways to fix the «Failed to Login Null» error so you can get back to enjoying all that Minecraft has to offer.
Log Out Minecraft Launcher
The “Failed to login” error usually occurs because the game server cannot authenticate your account credentials. This can happen for various reasons. First, close Minecraft and log out of your Microsoft account in your Minecraft Launcher application. Select your username on the top left of this window and select “Log out”.
Minecraft Launcher > Account > Log Out
Ensure a Reliable Internet Connection
Before logging back into your account, ensure that no other devices are currently running Minecraft using your account. You should also ensure a reliable network connection. Disable your VPN or proxy connection if you’re using one, and then you can log back into your Microsoft account. After successful login, try to join the Minecraft server. If you are looking for a reliable VPN connection, we recommend PrivadoVPN.
Windows Settings > Network & Internet > VPN
Verify the Minecraft Server Connection
Sometimes, the server will be offline or only accept a limited number of connections. To verify if the server is up and running, navigate to this page. Enter the Minecraft server IP and click on “Get server status”. This will allow you to check the player count, server version, and additional technical information.
Get information about Minecraft servers
Reset the Minecraft App
If the server is running properly and you’re still getting the “Failed to connect” error, then reset the Minecraft app before trying again. Open up your Windows settings. In the Apps section, head to your “Installed apps” and lookup Minecraft.
Windows Settings > Apps > Installed Apps > Minecraft: Java Edition
Navigate to the “Advanced options” for Minecraft, scroll down and select Reset. This will take a moment to reset some game files and will fix the connection error if all other steps failed.
Windows Settings > Apps > Installed Apps > Minecraft: Java Edition > Reset
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This error can be caused by a number of factors, such as problems with your internet connection, issues with the Minecraft servers, outdated or corrupted game files, or conflicts with other programs on your computer.
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To minimize the risk of encountering this error in the future, you can try clearing your Minecraft cache, keeping your game client up to date, avoiding using mods or custom skins that may conflict with the game, and ensuring that your internet connection is stable and fast.
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While yelling at your computer may make you feel better in the short term, unfortunately it’s unlikely to actually fix the issue. Instead, you may want to try some of the more practical solutions outlined in this article.
Sorry this didn’t help, but fortunately, after asking a few people, I was able to find out how to fix this problem.
It turns out that this issue is a new one that started this December after the Minecraft launcher stopped allowing anymore Mojang Minecraft accounts.
To fix the problem you need to go to this link: https://account.xbox.com/settings
That will lead you to xbox account settings, and since new Minecraft accounts run with Microsoft, both platforms are technically linked together.
Here is what you need to do:
1. Go to https://account.xbox.com/settings
2. It will probably tell you to log into Microsoft so log in
(if it doesn’t say it and directs you to the website, make sure you’re signed in)
3. If you don’t have an Xbox account, it will ask you to make one, so make any account.
That will direct you to the website
3. If you scroll down, under your username and Avatar it should say «Xbox one/windows 10 online safety» click on that
4. Scroll down until you see «You can join multiplayer games» allow or block,
allow this
Relaunch Minecraft and you should be able to join any multiplayer server.
I hope this thread is used for future reference.
Despite being out for 13 years and receiving routine updates, Minecraft is far from a perfect game. There are no perfect games as technology has not advanced far enough to prevent any bugs or glitches from ever popping up. As a result, those things do and will continue to plague the game and its players.
These usually aren’t game breaking and can sometimes even be fun. Not all glitches are harmful to the experience, though they’re all patched at one point or another.
However, sometimes issues aren’t necessarily a glitch that needs a patch update to fix. Issues can persist that Mojang is not really able to fix. Login errors, server miscommunication, and other technical issues are often just par for the course.
The login:null error is one such example, and it can be a frustrating one for crafters. Here are a few things to try when this error pops up.
Login:null error in Minecraft: What to do next
The «failed to login:null» error is common when trying to use servers. Servers have become quite popular over the years as they provide a unique gameplay experience, often with far more people than usual.
As a result, most gamers are involved with a server, or they try to be. If you’re repeatedly getting the login:null error, then it won’t really be possible to enjoy that server.
There are a few ways to fix this issue. On the Microsoft Forum, one player, Christopher Gutierrez, found a tried-and-true method and a reasoning behind the common error:
«It happens because hypixel (or whatever other server you’re trying to join) fails to obtain your credentials from Mojang. Try quitting the game, then logging out of the launcher and logging in again. After that, everything should be fine.»
What essentially happens is that the server, which is not from Mojang and is therefore an outside source, doesn’t communicate properly with Minecraft to get the login information.
Without that information, it can’t put you in the server since there is technically no account going into it. Try restarting and logging in and out to resolve this issue.
However, if you are still experiencing issues, there are other common troubleshooting methods that can work.
Restarting the device is a safe option when any issue consistently persists. Unless it’s something in the game’s code, giving the device on which Minecraft is being played a small break can work wonders.
If an issue persists, you may be up for an update. Check the location for updates on the device (whether it’s the launcher or the console’s update log) to see if there’s a patch available.
Restarting without logging out and back in can work too. Ultimately, if these issues persist to the point where it is impossible to join the server, then the server’s IP may be bad.
It may not be an issue with the game itself, but rather the particular server you may want to join. If so, try a different Minecraft server and see if that works.
Edited by Yash Singh
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