9 Ways to Fix “No Applicable App Licenses Found” Minecraft Error

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5 Easy-to-follow Solutions to Fix the
“No Applicable App Licenses Found” Minecraft Error

It’s not difficult to fix the “No Applicable App Licenses Found” error in Minecraft; in fact, there are quick and easy fixes that will allow you to resume playing without any problems. Let’s start with the quick fixes below:

Fix 1. Clear the Microsoft Store Cache

Possible caching problems that could impair license identification can be fixed by clearing the Microsoft Store cache. Here are the steps:

• To launch the “Run” dialog, press ‘Win + R’.
• Type “wsreset.exe” and hit ‘Enter’.

• A blank “Command Prompt” window will open and close after a few moments, and the Microsoft Store will launch automatically.

• To apply the changes, restart your computer.

Fix 2. Clear the Xbox app, Microsoft Store, and Minecraft Launcher

Resetting these apps to their original settings can resolve licensing-related problems. Follow these steps:

• Right-click on ‘Start’ and choose “Applications & Features”/”Installed apps”.

• Find “Microsoft Store” in the list and click on it.
• Depending on your Windows version, navigate to “Settings” > “System” > “System Components” > “Advanced options.”.

• Scroll down and click “Terminate”, then “Reset”.

• Repeat these steps for the “Minecraft Launcher” and the “Xbox app”.

Fix 3. Install every Windows pending updates

You can avoid and correct errors by keeping your Windows updated, which guarantees you have access to the newest features and bug patches.

• In ‘Windows search’, type “Updates” and hit ‘Enter’.
• Click “Check for updates” when the new window opens, wait for the process to complete.

• Install any available updates including optional ones too.

• Please restart your computer after updating.

Fix 4. Reinstall Minecraft Launcher

Reinstalling the software can resolve persistent issues by repairing corrupted files and reinstating correct app licensing. Follow these steps:

• Choose “Applications & Features”/Installed apps with a right-click on ‘Start’.
• Scroll down to find “Minecraft”, select it, or click the three dots next to it.
• Click “Uninstall” and confirm the prompt.

• Restart your PC.
• Download and install “Minecraft” from the “Microsoft Store”.

Fix 5. Logout from the Xbox App and Microsoft Store Apps

Refreshing the connections between these applications and re-logging in can fix any sync problems that are preventing license verification.

• Launch the “Xbox app”, then select your profile picture.
• Click “Sign out”.

• Follow the same instructions in the “Microsoft Store” app.
• Restart your computer, then sign back into each program.

4 Advanced Solutions to Fix Minecraft Issue That Says:
“No Applicable App Licenses Found”

If the error in Minecraft cannot be resolved with simple fixes, advanced troubleshooting is required to address the root causes of the issue.

Fix 1. Re-register Every Microsoft Application

Re-registering Microsoft programs can potentially fix authorization issues by refreshing licensing data.

• Open ‘Windows Search’ and type “PowerShell”.
• Right-click on “Powershell” and choose “Run as administrator”.
• Press ‘Yes’ when the UAC prompt appears.

• The following command should be copied, pasted, and entered.
  Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {-DisableDevelopmentMode -Add-AppxPackage -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}

• Try restarting your computer after closing “PowerShell” to see if it fixes the error.

Fix 2. Launch the Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter

The integrated Windows Store Apps troubleshooter is capable of automatically identifying and resolving problems, including license-related ones, with the Microsoft Store and its apps. Follow these steps:

• In ‘Windows Search’, type “troubleshoot” and press ‘Enter’.

• Select “Additional troubleshooters”/”Other troubleshooters”.

• Locate “Windows Store Apps”.
• Click on it, then choose “Run the troubleshooter” or “Run”.

• After the scan is finished, apply the recommended fixes.
• Alternatively, you can use the Windows update troubleshooter for further assistance.

Fix 3. Update every Microsoft Store app

You may avoid compatibility problems and bugs that could result in a licensing error by making sure all of your Microsoft Store apps are up to current.

• Launch the “Microsoft Store”.
• Select “Library”.

• Then click “Get updates” and wait (if there are any pending updates, you may also press “Update all”).

• Wait till the applications are upgraded.
• After the completion of the update, restart your device.

Fix 4. Reinstall and Fix Windows (last resort option in case nothing else works)

Repairing and installing Windows fixes problems at the system level that could affect the licensing of apps.

• Download the “Windows 11 installation media” (Windows 11 version) from the official Microsoft website.
• When UAC prompt appears, double-click the installer and choose ‘Yes’.

• Accept the terms.

• Click on “Upgrade this PC now”, then click on ‘Next’. Now, Windows will download all required files; this could take some time.

• Click ‘Next’ after once more accepting the terms. Ensure you are satisfied with your selections before installing. If not, choose the “Change what to keep option”.
• To start the upgrade process, click “Install”.

Conclusion

Encountering the ‘No Applicable App Licenses Found’ error in Minecraft can indeed be time-wasting and annoying, but it’s a recoverable issue.
Start by attempting easy fixes, and if those don’t work, consider advanced solutions — both been tested by our expert team.
We hope that these steps help you resolve the error and quickly resume gameplay.