Now that you know all the possible causes of this error, here’s a list of all the potential fixes that will help you fix this Game Pass issue on Windows computers: 1. You can fix this by closing the Gaming Service task to force it to restart, then launching any game you want to play.
Offline permissions are disabled – This Game Pass error might be also caused in a scenario in which the GamePass app is not permitted to establish offline permissions.AIf this scenario is applicable, you can fix this problem by syncing the date and time to the one in real-time. As it turns out, this might become a problem as GamePass cross-checks the system date against the server date and discovers a mismatch. Date and time error – For some players, this error was caused by the ‘Set time automatically’ option.
But this will only work if the issue is rooted locally. You can try to fix this by forcing to delete the Gaming Services from using PowerShell, then reinstalling the Gaming Services. Gaming Services problems – Another motive that might cause this Game Pass not launching games error is because the ‘Gaming Services’ from Microsoft is going through some problems or scheduled maintenance.You should be able to fix this issue by repairing the Xbox App and the Xbox Game Pass from the Apps & features. This is a frequent problem among users who recently upgraded to Win 11 from Win 10. Corrupted Xbox App – Your Xbox App might have some corrupted files which are not letting you launch any game.To fix this, you need to install the latest Windows infrastructure update that you are missing. Unless your system has it, you can expect certain games (particularly games from first-party studios) to refuse to launch.
Most commonly, GamePass is missing a key security WU infrastructure update that it needs.
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