Joshua Plews

If you cannot send an invite, the person that is trying to send the invite must be connected to internet and the person that is trying to receive the invite MUST be connected to the internet at the same time. Hope this helps! 🙂

Are you using Bedrock Edition or Java Edition?

If you can’t login to Minecraft, then there is a problem with your Microsoft account. I hope this helps! 😃

If you are playing Minecraft PE, then you will not be able to hear the jukebox sound at all (even if your volume level is 100%).

I hope my tips help! 🙂

Also, check how much storage you have on your computer. If there is not enough storage left on your computer to download Minecraft, then that could also be the problem.

Do you have a flash player installed on your computer’s web browser. If you don’t, then you probably have to download Adobe Flash Player.

If you keep on switching to operator and you are the creator of the world, then try doing this command in the Minecraft game chat: /game mode c

If your Minecraft username keeps on changing and you have signed in, then it means that someone else might already have the same username as you. Or, there could be a problem with your Microsoft account if you have signed in to Minecraft with it.

If the Minecraft marketplace is locked, check if you have signed in. If you have signed in and the store is locked, then there is a problem with your Microsoft account.

If you have an app that can view files that are stored on your device, then I recommend that you go to the files app and go to the Minecraft folder. If there is something missing from the Minecraft folder that SHOULD be in the Minecraft folder, then this also may cause other problems with your Minecraft game.

Also, try testing if you can hear any sound on other games/apps that are on your device. If you can’t hear any sound in any other apps, then there is definitely something wrong with your device’s speakers/sound system.

I recommend that you follow these steps to fix this problem:
1. Check your device volume. If your device volume is on 0% (mute), then turn the volume up until you can hear your Minecraft volume.
2. Check your Minecraft settings. In Minecraft, go to the settings tab and then go to the audio tab and then turn the volume up.
3. Check your device speakers. If you have turned your volume up in both the Minecraft settings and your device’s settings but those tips still DON’T work, then try checking your devices speakers for any dirt/dust/debris in/near the device’s speakers.
4. Check the Minecraft app’s files. If you have an app installed on your device that can view files stored on your device, then open the app and go to the Minecraft folder and any missing files that SHOULD be in the Minecraft folder may cause the music bug AND other problems with your Minecraft game.
5. If none of these suggestions work, then you may have to send an e-mail to the Mojang team.
6. If the Mojang team take too long to respond, then you can try sending and e-mail to Microsoft.
7. If sending e-mails doesn’t work, then try meeting up with someone from the Mojang team and talk to them about the glitch (in-person).
8. If you can’t meet someone from the Mojang team (in-person), then try deleting Minecraft off your device and then re-installing Minecraft on your device.
9. Also, try testing if you can hear any sound on other games/apps that are on your device. If you can’t hear any sound in any other apps, then there is definitely something wrong with your device’s speakers/sound system.

I hope this helps! 🙂

I recommend that you follow these steps to fix this problem:
1. Check your device volume. If your device volume is on 0% (mute), then turn the volume up until you can hear your Minecraft volume.
2. Check your Minecraft settings. In Minecraft, go to the settings tab and then go to the audio tab and then turn the volume up.
3. Check your device speakers. If you have turned your volume up in both the Minecraft settings and your device’s settings but those tips still DON’T work, then try checking your devices speakers for any dirt/dust/debris in/near the device’s speakers.
4. Check the Minecraft app’s files. If you have an app installed on your device that can view files stored on your device, then open the app and go to the Minecraft folder and any missing files that SHOULD be in the Minecraft folder may cause the music bug AND other problems with your Minecraft game.
5. If none of these suggestions work, then you may have to send an e-mail to the Mojang team.
6. If the Mojang team take too long to respond, then you can try sending and e-mail to Microsoft.
7. If sending e-mails doesn’t work, then try meeting up with someone from the Mojang team and talk to them about the glitch (in-person).
8. If you can’t meet someone from the Mojang team (in-person), then try deleting Minecraft off your device and then re-installing Minecraft on your device.

I hope this helps! 🙂

You should also have Wi-Fi and Internet switched ON to earn achievements.

So this is not a glitch or lag.

Well if you want to play multiplayer you HAVE to be signed in and HAVE to have an active wi-if and internet connection.

To earn achievements (even on Windows 10), you must be signed in.

Because while Minecraft is in beta mode, developers may also make more mistakes while they are trying to fix up all of the other glitches/lags/corruptions.

Beta is a testing mode for the developers of Minecraft only. That’s why also if you have a beta version of Minecraft, you may also experience other lags/glitches in Minecraft as well.