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Teddy 0 Reputation points
2026-06-20T19:32:45.06+00:00

Im stuck on the Success! You've proven you're a human. page on minecraft how do i get off it

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  1. Thomas4-N 17,980 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-06-21T09:44:20.0933333+00:00

    Hello Teddy,

    Since you've already cleared the test ("Success!"), the page just isn't redirecting you onward — that's usually the site/sign-in hanging rather than anything you did wrong. You can try:

    • Close that tab entirely, then reopen the Minecraft/sign-in page fresh so it reloads from the redirect step.
    • Clear Edge cache and cookies (or try an InPrivate window) and sign in again.
    • If it keeps parking on the success screen, switch network briefly (e.g. Wi-Fi to a hotspot) — that sometimes nudges the verification through.

    If none of that moves it, it's likely a temporary server-side stall on the verification service — give it a bit and retry.

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  2. AI answer

    2026-06-20T19:32:57.2633333+00:00

    The “press and hold” / “prove you’re human” test can fail or hang because of network issues. In a similar case, switching from Wi‑Fi to mobile data allowed the verification to complete and the user could proceed.

    Steps to try:

    1. If using a phone:
      • Turn off Wi‑Fi.
      • Turn on mobile data.
      • Refresh the page and redo the “press and hold” test.
    2. If using a PC:
      • Disconnect from the current network (for example, switch from Wi‑Fi to a different Wi‑Fi or to a mobile hotspot).
      • Close the browser tab, reopen it, and sign in again so the test reloads.
    3. If it still hangs, wait a bit and try again later, as the service itself may be having issues.

    References:

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