How to Fix “Could Not Connect Outdated Client” Error in Minecraft
Today, while attempting to join a public server in Minecraft Pocket Edition, a notification popped up with the message “Could not connect: Outdated client!” This same error also occurs on Minecraft Aternos, Minecraft Bedrock Edition, Minecraft Beta Version, and Realms server. This issue may affect Windows 10-based PC, PS4, Kindle, Xbox One, and iOS-based iPhone and iPad devices. If you’re encountering this problem, here’s how to fix it.
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Understanding the Issue
One of the subscribers asked why this error message is showing up and what it means. The error was encountered on a Samsung Galaxy M30s Android mobile device. The solution to this problem is simple: update your Minecraft to the latest version, which is currently Minecraft 1.17. Additionally, make sure to enable the mentioned settings to ensure a permanent fix for this issue.
Step-by-Step Solution
- Go to your Minecraft settings and select the “Profile” category.
- Scroll down and open the “Auto update unlocked packs” option.
- Enable “Use cellular data” and “Require encrypted websockets” options.
- Ensure that the “Only allow trusted skins” option is turned on by default.
- Close Minecraft after making these changes.
- Open the Google Play Store and check if your Minecraft app is updated to the latest version.
- Once updated, open Minecraft and attempt to join the server again.
Conclusion
By following these simple steps, you should be able to resolve the “Could not connect outdated client” error in Minecraft. After updating the game and adjusting the mentioned settings, the error should no longer appear, allowing you to join servers without any issues.
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