VIDEO: "Minecraft failed to verify username"

The error message "Minecraft failed to verify username "can be translated as" Minecraft could not verify your username ". You will not be able to log into the game when this message is displayed, as no verification can take place. Since the error mostly occurs in multiplayer mode, there are several ways to fix it.

Error message "Minecraft failed to verify username" - first measures

• The problem of not being able to log into Minecraft is particularly common with online games. Since you have the option of logging into multiple servers, you should try another server first. You can see the listing of the Server list have a look and try another server.
• If the error message "Minecraft failed to verify username" appears when you try to play in multiplayer mode using the installed game, there is usually a file error. The host file must then be checked and changed if necessary.
• Another troubleshooting option is to delete the entire Minecraft folder. Then restart the Minecraft.exe file. Then you should be able to log in without an error message.

Fix file errors in Minecraft - this is how it works

If you cannot log in despite restarting the Minecraft.exe file and the error message "Minecraft failed to verify username" still occurs, you should check the installed files.

1. Go to "Start" and open "Run". Enter the following command: notepad% windir% \ system32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts
2. Look for the URL in the following listing of the hosts file minecraft.net and delete them. Then save the changes to the file and close it again.
3. Restart the game. The file is only written and it should be possible to log in to the server without an error message.