However, some of those cause serious issues at times. Recently, some players complained that animals, villagers, and armor stands were disappearing for them on the Xbox and Nintendo Switch. Now, some recent reports 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 suggest that many Minecraft players are having issues with the new launcher not working at all. While some say that the game fails to launch with several errors popping up, some say that the launcher does not load for them.
Having said that, the game is unplayable for everyone affected by the new Minecraft launcher not working issue. We can just hope Minecraft developers take a look into the matter and acknowledge it. Make sure you are signed in to the Store and try again. It would be great if I could get some help. Hello all!
I just installed the new minecraft launcher through the xbox app on Windows Only thing is every time i launch it, its like it resets. Anyone else having this issue? Nothing at all happened to indicate it was working. I tried re-installing Minecraft, removing the old launcher, etc. Using the old launcher again now, and it works perfectly save for the fact it spams me with the prompt to uninstall the old launcher.
Any idea on what might be wrong? Unfortunately, this is not the only issue Minecraft players are facing right now. Some have also complained that they are facing problems installing the new launcher. I click it and it takes me to the Microsoft store, where I click Install. Then… nothing happens. No download window, no progress bar, nothing in my downloads folder. What am I doing wrong? Then there is the Optifine installation issue. Many are reporting that the Optifine version of the game is not installable for them with some reporting that it is causing their system to crash.
My computer keeps crashing every time I try and re-install optifine so that I can play minecraft with it on the new launcher they unified bedrock and Java launchers.
Any tips on how to fix this? Changed to new launcher and cant install forge or optifine to it, any suggestions? Some third-party security solutions, especially antiviruses, are known to block processes used by games or disrupt their operations. Some protection utilities go as far as stopping the game applications from starting or disabling the components they rely on to function. The list of possible causes of the Minecraft error is far from exhaustive, though. As you go through this guide, you will learn of other issues or events due to which the error comes up on Windows 10 computers.
We advise that you start with the first procedure on the list. If it fails to do enough to resolve the problem in your case, then you have to move to the second fix and continue to work your way through the solutions in the order they appear if the need arises. Most times, when applications display an error message about a process or operation failing, their files are likely to have fallen to corruption or something might have broken them.
Therefore, you have to repair the files to get them back to their normal state. Fortunately, there is an option in Windows that allows you to repair the files for any program.
Yes, we want you to use that option to do the job here. Here, we are assuming Minecraft is bringing up the Unable to update the Minecraft Native Launcher notification because its files are corrupted or broken. Therefore, if our assumption holds true, after you repair the game application files, the update process is likely to go smoothly.
A good number of users only managed to resolve the issue this way. Here, all you have to do is download a specific file from the website, run the package, and then install Minecraft.
These instructions cover everything that you need to do:. At this point, you need a fresh start, which means Minecraft must no longer be allowed to read data from broken or faulty packages. Well, you must continue with the steps below:. If the issues that trigger the U nable to update the Minecraft Native Launcher error manifest themselves again, you will do well to restart your computer and then run the downloaded Minecraft executable again.
If you have an antivirus installed on your computer as your main protection utility, then you must begin your work here by disabling the antivirus.
We earlier established that a credible link exists between the actions of antiviruses and the issues that trigger the Unable to update the Minecraft Native Launcher error. All your problems might be down to your antivirus overreaching by disrupting or interfering with Minecraft processes or components. Your antivirus is hardly perfect. Well, you can only find out the truth by disabling your antivirus to test things. Fortunately, almost all antivirus vendors provide their customers with the means or options through which they get to disable the security programs.
If variants of the disable option exist — such as Disable for 10 minutes, Disable until computer is restarted, Disable permanently, and so on — then you will do well to select the Disable permanently option for the best results.
If you do not see options that allow you to disable your antivirus, then you have to check for the ones that force it to limit its activities, or you have to locate the parameters for its most important functions. You will then have to turn off those options and parameters. If everything goes well, then you must take the turn of events as confirmation that your antivirus played some role in causing issues for you.
You will then have to decide what becomes of your antivirus. At this point, we are assuming you already know that your antivirus was responsible for your struggles with the Minecraft launcher update — since things got better after you put down your antivirus. However, you cannot keep your antivirus disabled forever, so it makes sense for you to make changes to mitigate the effect of the fix and get a permanent solution.
Here, we want you to add Minecraft to the whitelist provided by your antivirus. By default, your antivirus is programmed to ignore whitelisted programs their processes, components, and services. This way, once Minecraft ends up in the whitelist, your antivirus will no longer bother or disturb it. The instructions on adding an application to the whitelist might vary depending on the antivirus solution you are using.
Nevertheless, we will try to provide a description for the general procedure for adding programs to whitelists. The steps below should give you some ideas as regards performing the required task :. If possible, you will do well to specify the entire Minecraft folder the game installation folder or the directory from which Minecraft and its components run.
If your struggles with the Minecraft application continue — even after you added the game app to your antivirus whitelist or created an exception for it — then you have to uninstall your antivirus. Well, if you cannot get your antivirus to operate on your computer without interfering with or disrupting the processes used by other programs, then your antivirus has to go.
You will have to go to the Programs and Features menu in Control Panel and initiate the uninstallation operation from that platform.
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