How can I fix the Minecraft "Oops, your account was disconnected. To invite more players…"...

Hello Alexander Boshnakov,

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For this, the best approach is to contact Minecraft Support.



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Finally, it worked and no more oops, your microsoft account is disconnected errors.

Hi tashyb33!

To make sure, are you using the steps in the
Realms Overview under "How to invite other players to your Realm", for that?

Also, do you see any issue receiving invitations to other players' Minecraft Realms? Are you able to invite those friends to play in other games normally, when you try?

The issue is that nobody on minecraft can invite other people, because the invite doesn’t send for anyone.

Hello L an1,

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community.

I'm sorry to hear that you are having trouble playing Minecraft with cross-platform players. To better assist you, I would like to ask you a few questions:



- What version of Windows are you using on your PC?

- How did you purchase and install Minecraft on your PC?

- Do you have an Xbox Live account and are you signed in to it when you launch Minecraft?

- Can you see the option to join or create a world with friends in the main menu of Minecraft?

- Do you get any error messages when you try to invite or join cross-platform players?

It's possible that you may not have the latest version of Minecraft installed on your PC. To invite cross-platform players, you need to have the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft installed on your PC.



To check if you have the latest version of Minecraft installed, you can go to the Microsoft Store and check for updates. If there is an update available, you can download and install it to see if it resolves the issue.



If you still can't invite cross-platform players after updating Minecraft, you may need to check your network settings to ensure that you have the necessary ports open for cross-platform play. You can find more information on how to do this on the Minecraft website.



I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi Tigeressteeth,

Welcome to the Microsoft Answers Community! I'm sorry to hear you are having issues with random players joining your game. Here is some steps you can take to limit who can join your world in Minecraft.

1. In Minecraft before joining your world, tap the edit button next to the world.

2. Select the Multiplayer tab

3. Choose whether you want to disable Multiplayer game altogether or change the dropdown under Microsoft Account Settings to Invite Only.

Setting your world to Invite Only will make it so you have to invite a player before they are able to join your world. You can invite players in the pause menu once opening your world. If you would like information about changing privacy settings on Xbox to limit other players from interacting with you, let me know and I can share some additional information.

I hope this solved your issue, if it did you can help mark this as the answer to help others! If you need more help, shoot us a reply!

Happy Gaming!