When I open a menu on Minecraft for Windows 10 it doesn't show the menu(s) for a period of time

Hello, It works buttery smooth while doing literally anything else (running, dying, ect.) and specs are Intel Core I5-7200U and 6GB.

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.

I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today despite this Noobest1001

Your computer in general works fine? (for example, when you try opening an app, waiting time is short) or are you experience this only with Minecraft?

If possible try using a different game to see how it goes.

And, may I know which hardware specs your PC has?

Besides from the troubleshooting steps done in the other thread, did you tried something else or that's all?

That's strange, may I know if you have the game installed on C: partition?
If that's the case, could you try instead installing it to a different one?

In case you only have C:, try creating in that case a new partition:
https://www.diskpart.com/articles/partition-ntf...

Do you have both dedicated and discrete graphics cards? Or only one?

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Hi Rodrigo,

We understand it can be frustrating when trying to find the path of the Windows 10 edition Minecraft executable.

I recommend bringing up the start menu then doing a search for Run. Afterwards, type
%appdata% and it should show .Minecraft in a
roaming folder.

There is also the option of starting up Minecraft, on the main menu, go to mods and texture packs then open 'open texture pack'. That will open the file browser to the texture pack directory, which is a sub-directory of the .minecraft
directory.

Please check out the following link:
Windows 10 help

I hope this helps

Hi rizdek

Minecraft for Windows 10 through the Microsoft Store is not labeled as Xbox edition, which is the console only version of Minecraft that is no longer updated. The current version of Minecraft on the Xbox One is just titled "Minecraft" while on Windows it
is labeled as Minecraft for Windows 10. Just to clear up any confusion.

Does it show a player is offline in-game when trying to invite friends on the menu inside Minecraft? Or do they show offline through the Xbox App or Xbox Console Companion app? Press Win key + G to open the game bar and then open the Social overlay and check
if they show online there.