Fix repeated kicks

Start from the reason #

Open Chat → Console and the account’s error details, and read the kick message the server sent. The message decides which setting is worth changing. Change one setting at a time and reconnect one account, otherwise you cannot tell which change helped.

Movement and compatibility switches #

These live in Settings → Behavior → Movement and compatibility and apply to every account on its next connect.

Servers that ask for a captcha #

Captcha Breaker, in the same panel, solves supported server captchas automatically, using the Captcha method you select. If your server’s captcha is not one of the supported kinds, leave it off; a wrong method does not help and adds another thing to rule out.

React to one specific kick message #

Open Settings → Auto Reconnect and find Kick rules. A rule matches when the kick message contains your text, ignoring capitals, and the first matching rule wins.

1. Add a rule

   Click Add Rule and type a distinctive part of the kick message into Kick message contains.... Use a phrase that only appears in that kick, not a single common word.

2. Choose the action

   Pick Wait then reconnect and a number of minutes (up to 1440) for a temporary block such as a restart or a cooldown. Pick Do not reconnect when coming back would be pointless or unwelcome, such as a ban message.

3. Keep the list short

   Rules are checked in order, so put the specific ones above the general ones and remove rules you no longer need with Remove.

4. Test it

   Reconnect one account and watch Chat → Console after the next kick to confirm the rule matched and the wait you expected was applied.

Stop every account when one is banned #

Disconnect all on ban, under Settings → Behavior → Chat and accounts, is off by default. Turn it on and, when one account is kicked with a message that contains one of the Ban keywords, every account you have on that same server is disconnected, the kicked one included, and each stays offline until you press Connect, the same way Spawner Sentry and macro disconnects leave accounts down.

1. Turn it on

   Enable Disconnect all on ban. The keyword field appears below it.

2. Set the keywords

   Comma separated words or phrases, matched anywhere in the kick message and ignoring capitals. The defaults are banned, ban id, suspended, blacklisted, and blocked; emptying the field restores them. Keep the list specific, because a short word such as ban also matches unrelated words.

3. Know what counts as the same server

   Accounts match by the server address they connect to, whether it comes from Settings → Connection or from an account override, on both editions. Accounts on other servers are left alone.

4. Check the console

   The kicked account’s console shows which keyword matched and whether the other accounts were stopped. Each stopped account shows the reason on the Overview.

When only some accounts are kicked #

Open the account in Overview and use Specific Settings. Version (optional override) runs that one account on a different Minecraft version, and Server IP (optional override) sends it to a different address; both fall back to Settings when left on the global default. Node moves the account to another region and is only changeable while it is disconnected. To run the same account on a second server as well, see Use one account on two servers.

If one proxy’s accounts are the only ones being kicked, the proxy is the more likely cause. Move one of those accounts to a different proxy and compare, as described in Add your own proxies.