The message will typically tell you where it was trying to connect to. Either the server is down or your internet connection is not working.

This means Wurst couldn't connect to one of the Microsoft login servers. AltManager does not currently support such accounts. This can also happen when trying to login with an account that has 2FA enabled. As it says, you probably typed in the wrong email address or password. If the login fails, the screen flashes red and the “unchecked” status remains until a successful login occurs or the user decides to delete the broken alt. If the user logs in successfully, the label is changed to “checked” to remind the user later that this alt has worked previously. Instead, it will first mark the alt as “unchecked” and wait until the user attempts to login with the alt. When a premium alt is added to AltManager, Wurst doesn't check immediately if the password is correct. These servers don't validate the usernames or passwords of players at all, they just let anyone join without checking. These alts can only be used on cracked servers, which are servers that have the “online-mode” option set to “false” in the server properties. These alts don't have passwords and they might not even exist as real Minecraft accounts. They can also be used on any Minecraft server unless they are banned or excluded from the server's whitelist.Ĭracked alts, on the other hand, are just usernames. These accounts can only be used if the password is known. Premium alts are regular Minecraft accounts, purchased from. There are two types of alts that can be managed in AltManager: premium and cracked alts.

Minecraft hacked client 1.8 wurst