I'd like to get MCL-20705 unlinked as a duplicate of this, as it isn't. MCL-20705 is talking about how having two instances of Minecraft running with the new launcher causes it to report you don't own the game; this one is asking about the add/switch account feature. They're two entirely different issues.
I would like to add a vote to this and re-open it. MCL-20048 and this ticket are two separate issues entirely, the former being about the lack of an "Add Accounts" feature making the process long and tedious, and the latter is regarding an actual authorization problem from within the Launcher itself. They are not the same issue by any means, a very minor exception being that they both deal with multiple accounts.
can confirm for 21w39a.
ah, so it's only a very slight angle. that explains why i couldn't replicate it, i don't have the time nor patience to be that exact lmao
what angle is it supposed to be fixed for? every test i've run shows it still happens in 38a.
can confirm for 21w38a.
can confirm in 21w37a
this bug still affects 1.17
this definitely is not resolved, and hasn't been for a while. i have no clue why it's marked as resolved.
CR on Minecraft 1.16.4 running Java 8.0_51-b16 on Windows 10 Pro 20H2.
i've got an 8x AMD Ryzen 5 3400G processor and an 8gb Radeon RX 580 card. according to [this StackOverflow page with a similar runtime error|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25406681/jvm-crash-exception-access-violation], it could possibly be an issue with Java and DirectX, as their responses are to un- and re-install the graphics drivers, disable any card utilities, or to use JVM arguments to disable DirectX.
regardless, i vote to close this as it doesn't seem to specifically be a Minecraft issue–this looks to be specifically Java, which can't be fixed with a Minecraft update.
confirmed for 1.16 pre4
gonna have to contest that, we just got hit with it and we haven't upgraded to 20w21a or later.
can confirm; it doesn't happen just with Advanced Tooltips though.
also confirmed for 20w15a, legit had them right next to me and they're gone without anything else–we're talking master level, too.
Yea, I know. I personally have been using Ubuntu for a while and I've got a Windows 10 computer, I'm just messing with Windows XP on a virtual machine and wanted to see if Minecraft runs well enough on it. I'm fairly certain it would, but I can't get it to actually open because of the launcher issue. Using new software etc. is definitely viable as I already am using said software and hardware, I just wanted to know if it was possible so I could potentially mess with things.
Out of curiosity, is there any way to continue with the "workaround" fix? Albeit unsupported I'm attempting to install and play Minecraft on a Windows XP system. I can't use 1.6.93 because it requires Java 8, which is incompatible with Windows XP, and the new launcher simply fails to run ("Unable to start Minecraft Runtime Environment" error keeps popping up).I can't seem to get the "fixed" version showing in the launcher settings. (I should mention I am trying it on 20w13b.)
Not entirely sure what you mean by that. Can you elaborate for me?
Nope, using the US QWERTY keyboard layout, but I am on Ubuntu 18.04
confirmed in 1.20rc-1