This guide will discuss a number of solutions that’ll aim to fix the 0x80070057 error code.
1. Repair and Reset the Minecraft Launcher
Overtime due to unstable update processing, it is possible that the Minecraft launcher files have gone corrupt. In such a case it is advised to use the built-in feature of windows which allows users to repair and reset applications which will basically compare the files stored on your computer with the files stored on the vendors server and replace any corrupt files. Here are the steps to do so:
2. Uninstall and Install the Xbox Gaming Services
The Xbox gaming service is a collection of services and features that support the Xbox collection of games and apps. These services are designed to enhance the gaming experience on Xbox consoles, Windows 10 devices, and mobile platforms. Here are the steps to uninstall and install the Xbox Gaming services: Try launching the game, if the problem persists continue to the next step.
3. Reconfigure the date & time
Services provided by Microsoft save the data with the time and date linked to it, if there is a mismatch between the date and time set on your computer and the server, it could lead to errors where you can’t log on to the game. Here are the steps to reconfigure the date & time:
4. Use WSReset
WSRESET is a command-line utility tool used to safely reset the Microsoft store’s cache. It is a legitimate tool provided by Microsoft to help users troubleshoot errors with the Microsoft store.
5. Enable necessary services
Several services run in the background to enable the smooth operation of the Microsoft store and Xbox game pass applications, We’ll be making sure that these services are up and running correctly. Follow these steps to do so: Once we have force started all the necessary services, try launching Minecraft.
6. Delete Xbox Live login Credentials
Deleting Xbox live login credentials will help you overcome this error, by doing so we’ll be deleting any cached login credentials which will basically give it a fresh start. Here are the steps to do so:
7. Uninstall and install the Xbox Identity provider
The Xbox Identity Provider is a service that provides authentication for Xbox Live users. It allows users to sign in to Xbox Live and other Microsoft services using their Xbox Live account. A problem in this service could lead to issues such as not being able to log in. Here are the steps to uninstall and install the Xbox Identity provider:
8. Delete the Microsoft Cache (Manually)
Another method for deleting the Microsoft cache is to delete the contents inside the packages folder manually. Here are the steps to delete the Microsoft cache manually Once the LocalCache folder has been deleted, Restart your computer and try launching the Microsoft store if the issue remains continue to the next step.
