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Change it to Automatic if it's disabled, then click Start and OK.

Locate and double-click the Microsoft Store Install Service if the status is Running, right-click it and select Restart.

Services.msc can be found by pressing Windows Key + S and typing services.msc.

Make sure you're using the Microsoft Store Install Service.

After a few seconds a blank command prompt window will appear, which will disappear after about ten seconds and the Microsoft Store will open automatically.This means the cache was cleared successfully.

Press the Windows logo key + R, type wsreset.exe, and select OK.

I will provide several methods to try to solve this problem, please refer to the following steps for operation: To further protect our players, however, we deployed an update that strips out all the information from uploaded skin files other than the actual image data itself.There are many reasons why you can't log in to Minecraft Launcher, but all of them are due to Microsoft Store and related services.

Additionally, even if you found the code within the file and chose to run it, your antivirus software should detect and block the attempt. Using and not using add-ons such as Optifine. Changing my skin multiple times in my profile on. Here is what I have tried, in which none of these attempts worked: Uninstalling and reinstalling Minecraft. While your antivirus software might detect this code and alert you to its presence, the code would not be able to run by itself. I can view my skin when I log into, but not in-game or in the launcher. However, this code would not be run or read by the game itself. This meant that PNG files could be created containing code in this inert part of the skin file. PNG files can contain things other than an image, such as metadata, which includes information on what tool created it, when it was made, who made it, etc. This is now resolved, but we wanted to explain what happened and the measures we’ve put in place to protect our community.Īny Minecraft: Java Edition player can upload their own custom skin in the widely-used PNG file format to our webservice at and this will then appear on their character in-game. Yesterday, you may have read a few stories from other sites about an issue with downloaded Minecraft: Java Edition skins, with concerns that this could lead to viruses on your PC.