

It occurs if you are trying to sign in using an Microsoft 365 account that is from the same organization as the Microsoft 365 account that is already logged in on your Computer or Office Desktop app. "Sorry, another account from your organization is already signed in on this computer."

When signing in to an Microsoft 365 desktop app (such as Word or Excel) using your Microsoft 365 user ID and password, you receive the error message: If the guidance on this page did not solve your issue, return to Minecraft Troubleshooting. įor more information on child accounts, visit Mojang Accounts for Users Under 13 (used for Minecraft: Java Edition). If you still need assistance or are unable to pay the parental consent fee, please contact our support team. These accounts can still join other private worlds and can play locally.

Select Xbox One/Windows 10 Online and choose Allow for Join multiplayer games AND You can create and join clubs (first picture below).Log in to Xbox settings with the parent Microsoft account.If you haven’t already done so, read about setting up your Xbox Live or Microsoft Account. You should also make sure your account payment method is current. The account will need to have Xbox Clubs, multiplayer, and online communication turned on in order to play AND an online multiplayer subscription to play online (if your platform requires a subscription). You might also see a vague message about privacy (we're working on this, we swear!).īefore you can give kids online and multiplayer access, you need to take a few steps.

Your friends at Minecraft Support have been seeing questions from players who are receiving COPPA or GDPR messaging when trying to access Realms.
