Alright, fellas, it's time we figure out some HARD ANSWERS to the age-old question- what in BLAZES is causing the Realms error "Internal Exception: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset"? Show Some context: "Internal Exception: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset" is an error that pops up when a user tries to join a Realm (or, I've heard, other online multiplayer servers). The user attempts to join, may be able to enter the Realm for a few seconds/minutes, then they are booted with this error message. I have reports of players being able to join, play for a few minutes, then be kicked, with the server resetting to a few minutes previous, and I've had my personal experience, where I click to enter the world, and before I even get to see it, I see the error screen. Some history: Google yields no answers to this question, and it's apparently been around for a while. Mojang Studios troubleshooting forums regularly and perhaps even infamously leave issue submissions unanswered for this issue. I've been reading forum posts as old as 2012 with users getting the error (presumably from multiplayer servers) with no answer. And that's the big, unifying fact of all these threads- there is no real fix for this issue. Here's a 4 month old Reddit thread that goes down this same rabbit hole- claiming a fix has been found, the comments rebuke it, no solid solution is found: https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/nvqicd/how_to_fix_internal_exception/ Some troubleshooting: I've read all the forum posts, and they all recommend all sorts of different fixes. You see someone post the issue, the next comment says 'try this, worked for me,' then you see three or four comments saying 'nope, doesn't work,' then the thread dies. Years and years and years and yearsof this. And those are the good threads, where fixes are even suggested! As previously mentioned, most threads pose the question, get no response, and the thread gets archived. I've seen proposals such as:
Admittedly,Mojang said on Sept. 29th of 2021 that they were aware of 'an issue'. I can only hope that that's this issue, the "Internal Exception: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset" issue. Because if it ain't, then the search will continue for who knows how many more years, for a solution to an age old bug. A quick rant (to make me feel better): I really pay $8 a month for a 10 person limited server I can't join, huh? I went with a Realm instead of a third party server because it was supposed to be easier, it was supposed to just work. It's fine. It's fine! It's fine. It's fine. Edit: Internet connection is stable. Been playing a lot of Team Fortress 2 recently and it hasn't been an issue! The issue also appears to be clientside, as I am unable to join the Realm that many of my friends are able to join with no issue. One very minor and quite silly workaround which may point to a cause of the issue is that if, upon joining a server, I look straight up, I am (sometimes) able to load in. I believe this is because if I can't see the chunks around me, they don't load, and the stress is less? I'm not sure. Anyways, a real solution is yet to be found. I wish all of us who share this problem luck!
When I try to connect with any Realm, it kicks me out after maybe 30 seconds. "Internal Exception: java. net. SocketException: Connection Reset" appears on the screen. duplicates MC-227913 Servers not loading / Connection Reset Error in 1.17 (Caused by Firewall/AV)
How do I fix Java net SocketException connection reset Minecraft server?Try Using a VPN
Using a VPN provides a different IP address, which could remedy your server connection issues. There are several free VPNs available. Try installing one, rebooting your computer, and then opening Minecraft again with the VPN enabled. The use of a VPN should fix the connection error.
How do I fix SocketException connection reset?How to solve java.. First, check if the Server is running by doing telnet on the host port on which the server runs. ... . Check if the server was restarted.. Check if the server failed over to a different host.. log the error.. Report the problem to the server team.. How do you fix an internal exception in Minecraft?Solution 1: Update the Minecraft Launcher to the Latest Build. Open the Minecraft launcher & near the username, click on the Options.. Then click on the Force Update button & apply the launcher update. ... . Once updated, relaunch the Minecraft launcher and check if it is clear of the IOexception error.. |
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