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  1. Minecraft (Bedrock codebase)
  2. MCPE-42317

Crash On Start Screen after update to 1.11 beta (Win10)

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    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 1.11.0.3 Beta
    • 1.11.0.1 Beta
    • Confirmed
    • Windows
    • 178525 / 178755

      Update on this issue by Mega_Spud

      This bug has been reported to our internal bug tracker for further testing and a fix. It is scheduled to be fixed in one of the future updates (no specific date can be provided).

      If you would like to add a vote and any NEW information in the comments below it would be appreciated.

      Update by Auldrick

      With the release of 1.11.0.3, you should no longer need to use the workaround described below. If you were already using it, I recommend re-disabling Developer Mode after updating to 1.11.0.3.

      Some players have found that enabling Developer Mode on Windows 10 enables the game to load. Please be cautious before you decide to try this workaround. Developer Mode may reduce your protection from a malware attack, and will make other changes to how Windows behaves that you may not want. The developers are still working on a proper fix, so if you have doubts about using Developer Mode we would advise you to wait.

      Workaround: You must be using an account with Administrator permissions to perform these steps.

      1. Open Settings > Update & Security > For developers
      2. Important! Click the "Learn more" link to understand what changing this setting will do to Windows.
      3. Select Developer mode to enable Developer mode.
      • If you are still unable to open Minecraft,-
      1. Make sure you have backup copies of your worlds. (Use Export in the game settings to make a backup.)
      2. Uninstall Minecraft, then reinstall it from the Store.

      When you're finished playing Minecraft for a while, it's a good idea to go back to the Settings page and disable Developer Mode by re-selecting "Microsoft Store apps". This will revert to the previous behavior of Windows and restore your protection from malware.

      WARNING: If your copy of Minecraft was obtained from any source other than the Microsoft Store, it could have been modified to contain malware. With Developer Mode enabled, the malware may not be detected and could compormise your system and your files.

      Thanks to Cameron C for initially finding the underlying certificate problem and ChongXG for discovering that Developer Mode circumvents it!

      Original description:
      When i try to launch Minecraft, It crashes.I havent seen this Before

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