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Has it ever happened to you that Minecraft Lan works on the first day but the second day, nothing to do, the Lan don't works ? I tried a lot of things ... My friend have a Microsoft account and me a Mojang account, that's the problem ?
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No. LAN is basically opening a door into your home (which is the world you're playing) where other people can join. However it only accepts people within the radius of the house (which means people who are connected to your internet).
Is your friend using your internet after the 1st day?
Is your friend using your internet after the 1st day?
We're in the same house, that's not the problem... and yes, we use the same internet.
Try directly connecting to your friend's computer ip and the published port (that appears when you start LAN).
Ive had this issue before and this seemed to fix it
Ive had this issue before and this seemed to fix it
How do this exactly? I don'tt really know anything about computers ... on the other hand, that doesn't explain why on the first day, it worked whit no problem /:
The connection issue has been here for a rather long time and for the devs it is either neraly impossible to reproduce or too insignifcant for a fix. It seems to be an issue to how minecraft scans for LAN servers and populates the server list
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-98598
How to directly connect to your friend's ip taken from a jira mod:
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-98598
How to directly connect to your friend's ip taken from a jira mod:
- Open System Preferences > Network on the Host computer and record the local IP address. It should begin with the number 10 or 192.
- On the connecting computer, use the Direct Connect feature and enter that IP address, followed by a colon and then the port number that the host computer game shows in chat.
- Example: 10.0.1.2:56664
