Fix #5: Close the Runtime BrokerĪnother potential solution that many Minecraft players have found effective in fixing all kinds of troubles with this game is by closing the Runtime Broker. Do this solution after making sure that the Minecraft client is updated. If you’re using mods, try to see if that will help. Random and persistent crashes as well as failure to load are usually fixed by hotfixes from developers so be sure to keep Minecraft running the latest version at this time. Updating to the latest version not only brings new cosmetic changes as well as other improvements but also the necessary patches for identified bugs. Keeping the Minecraft client updated is important. If nothing works after restarting the PC, proceed to the next solution. What you need to do at this point is to clear the system cache by doing a full reboot. This can be an effective solution if there’s a problem with the OS or computer’s software and not in the game software itself. If the Minecraft stuck on Mojang screen issue returns after closing and restarting the game, the next basic solution that you should try is to see what happens when you refresh your PC instead. Once the Task Manager is up, find the Minecraft application, right click on it, and hit the End Task option.
What you need to do here is to open the Task Manager by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ESC.
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