
You will need to allow Java(TM) Platform SE Binary. If the error isn’t fixed, you can whitelist (allow) your Minecraft to bypass the Firewall. If you leave your Firewall OFF, malicious programs will be able to get access to your whole computer. We recommend you turn your Firewall back ON after testing it.

Once disabled, you can try to join your server.
#PLAYER CANT CONNECT TO MINECRAFT SERVER WINDOWS#
Then, on the left, you can Disable the Firewall in Turn Windows Defender Firewall ON or OFF.

Windows Firewall (or just type “Firewall” in your Start Menu Search Box) To fix this problem, you can temporarily disable your Firewall. (Simply, the version you are trying to use) This error usually happens when your Firewall is not allowing the traffic to your X.X.X.jar file located in C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming.minecraft\versions\. 🔩 Troubleshooting the Issue on Your Client (PC) End 🔩 If the server is up and running but you still get this error, then the issue is on your client (PC) end and you need to try troubleshooting it. Check if your server Status is set to Online or not. See if your Memory and CPU bars are fluctuating or not. See if your server is producing logs in the Console. To check if your server is running please verify the following: This error message can pop up if you try to join your server when it is stopped. 📜 Check If the Issue Is on Your Server's End or Not 📜įirst, go to your Multicraft and check if your server is running or not. Here is our guide for getting access to your Multicraft panel if needed. You can find your IP and Port on your main Multicraft page. Please make sure that you are trying to connect to your server using the right server IP! Use IP:PORT to add your server to your client.

This guide will help you troubleshoot the Connection refused: no further information error message that you may get when you try to join your server!
