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In case you don’t see the update button, the game might be already updated (if automatic updates are on).

Players using Android or iOS need to visit the official app store page, find Minecraft and tap on UPDATE to get the newest version. Plus, players need to check if the Realm version is up-to-date as well.

To solve any issues related to files, you can update Minecraft to the latest patch so that you have all the required ones.

Create a copy of your game files, just to be safe.Īpart from the major cause mentioned above, there are a few more reasons why you could face this outdated server error. So a backup will be the best decision to take beforehand. You don’t want to lose all your progress due to this.

You will see a pop-up if you are trying to access the older version, so players will have to tick on “I understand the risks” and hit Play.Ī word of warning – Make sure you have a backup of your worlds before changing your game version because you never know what could go wrong.

Then from the bottom left of the screen, select the version and click on the green PLAY button.

Next, click on Create and hit Play from the menu on top.

It should match the version of the server.

Under Create New Installation, name a new installation and click the version you prefer from the VERSION drop down list.Next to the Play button on top, there will be an Installations tab.How to Match the Minecraft Version with the Server Version: Based on that, you can decide if you are going to change your client version or the server’s host/admin is going to change their version. Plus, communicate with the server owner and check the version they are using. While playing with other players, it is crucial to ensure that everyone uses the same Minecraft version. For example, this could happen when the client automatically updates and becomes incompatible with the server version. As the error message suggests, the “Could Not Connect Outdated Server” is coming up due to a mismatch with the client and server versions of Minecraft.