Many users are reporting an error code 529 when attempting to access Minecraft Realms. The problem with this error in particular is that you can not fathom the reason, as there is no error message. So, if you are seeing Minecraft Realms Error Code 429 on your Windows 11/10 PC then use the solutions mentioned here to resolve the issue.
What does 429 mean in Minecraft?
Error Code 429 comes with no message, but it means, Request Limit Reached, which, needless to say, is a server issue. It occurs when your system sends a ton of requests to the Minecraft server, which, according to their security policy classify your request as DDoS attacks. You may not send all these requests manually, but it can be an error from your side that’s causing sending of the requests.
Resolve Minecraft Realms Error Code 429 on PC
If you are experiencing Minecraft Realms Error Code 429 on your PC, these solutions can help you resolve the issue.
- Change your Network
- Retry after sometime
- Stop Automatic Java Updates
- Clear the Minecraft Cache
- Reinstall Minecraft
Let’s discuss them in detail.
1] Change your Network
If you consistently encounter this issue, your network may be blacklisted. If that’s the case, then there is no need to worry; you have to switch your network. You can use your phone’s mobile hotspot or your friend’s Wi-Fi. If you can’t do all that, then usea VPN. There are some free VPNs, but they may limit your speed. If you want high-speed Internet then it is better to invest in a good VPN service.
Figure out what’s best for you, and hopefully, your issue will be fixed.
2] Retry after sometime
Sometimes, after entering a lot of wrong credentials or after seeing this error code, it is better to wait for a few minutes, probably somewhere around half an hour, and then try connecting to the realm. Hopefully, you will be able to connect.
3] Stop Automatic Java Updates
If you have enabled automatic Java Updates, your system may be sending requests to check updates without your knowledge, which can cause this issue. Therefore, you should disable automatic updates for Java and check if the issue persists.
Follow the steps below to complete the same task.
- Open Control Panel.
- Click Programs.
- Now, open Java.
- Go to Updates tab and untick Check for updates automatically.
- You will see Java Update warning pop-up, choose an option as either of them will work.
Hopefully, this will resolve the issue for you.
4] Clear Minecraft Cache
If the issue persists, try clearing your Minecraft Cache Next. This can resolve the issue for you. To do that, open Run and paste the following environmental variable.
%appdata%
Now, delete the Minecraft folder from there, after doing that, restart your computer and hopefully this issue will be resolved.
5] Reinstall Minecraft
If everything fails then reinstalling the game is your last resort. But first, you need to uninstall Minecraft. To do that, follow the given steps.
- Open Settings by Win + I.
- Click on Apps.
- Look for Minecraft.
- In Windows 11, click on the three dots and select Uninstall.
- In Windows 10, select the game and click Uninstall.
Now, delete the Minecraft folder (see the second solution). Finally, re-download and reinstall it and see if the issue persists.
Why can’t I join a realm on Minecraft PC?
You won’t be able to join a realm in Minecraft if you are using a modded game client. So, make sure that’s not your case. Other than that, you can use the solutions that we have mentioned earlier to fix the issue. Regardless of whether you encounter this problem on Windows 11, Windows 10, or any other version, the solutions remain the same.
