Experiencing the “Something Went Wrong” or “Your Account Is Not Authenticated with Essential” error in Minecraft?
Something went wrong or your account is not authenticated with Essential. Log into your account on our website to securely add it in-game.
Here’s a concise guide to help you resolve this issue and get back to playing.
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Solution 1: Verify Internet Connectivity
A stable internet connection is vital for accessing Minecraft. Troubleshoot any connection issues with these steps:
- Power off your router or modem, wait a few seconds, then power it on.
- If the problem persists, reset or restart network settings in your device’s network menu.
- Test by connecting to a different Wi-Fi network or switch to cellular data to identify network-specific issues.
- Check internet access using another device like a smartphone or tablet to pinpoint device-specific problems.
Solution 2: Verify Minecraft Server Status
Occasionally, authentication issues stem from Minecraft server outages. Check the status of Minecraft services on their official website or community forums to confirm server availability.
Solution 3: Restart Minecraft
A quick fix might be to restart the game. Close Minecraft entirely and reopen it to check if the problem persists. This can often resolve temporary glitches caused by memory leaks or other transient issues within the game or launcher.
Solution 4: Update Minecraft
Ensure you’re using the latest Minecraft version as outdated versions can trigger login issues. Follow these steps to update Minecraft on Windows 10:
- Open the Microsoft Store.
- Click the three dots in the top right corner.
- Select “Downloads and updates.”
- Click “Get updates.”
- The Microsoft Store will check and install updates, including Minecraft, if available.
Solution 5: Update Essential Mod
Ensure the Essential Mod is up-to-date by checking for the latest updates and following these steps:
- Visit the official Essential mod website or its mod repository page.
- Locate the ‘Downloads’ section or access the latest release notes.
- Download the most recent version compatible with your Minecraft version to ensure compatibility and access new features or fixes.
Solution 6: Reinstall Essential Mod
If the issue persists, try uninstalling and reinstalling the Essential mod. Follow these steps:
For Windows:
- Remove dependent mods like Patcher.
- In the .minecraft folder, delete the “essential” folder.
- Visit the official Essential Mod website and download the mod installer.
- Run the installer, choose the right version, and click “install.”
For Mac:
- Remove dependent mods like Patcher.
- In the .minecraft folder, delete the “essential” folder.
- Visit the official Essential Mod website and download the mod installer.
- Run the installer, choose the right version, and click “install.”
Solution 7: Contact Essential Support
If previous steps haven’t resolved the issue, reach out to Essential’s customer support for detailed assistance. Contact their team directly via the email provided on their official website at [email protected].