How To Fix Palworld Failed To EOS Login Error

How To Fix Palworld Failed To EOS Login Error (Xbox PC Game Pass)

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How To Fix Palworld Failed To EOS Login Error

Players are looking for a solution to Palworld failed to EOS login error timeout and failed to EOS login Palworld Xbox Gamepass.

So, In This Article, You Will Learn How To Fix Palworld Failed To EOS Login Error (Xbox PC Game Pass).

How To Fix Palworld Failed To EOS Login Error (Xbox PC Game Pass)

Fix 1. Change Palworld’s Compatibility Settings & Create Palworld Shortcut

1.1: Change Palworld’s Compatibility Settings

  • Open Xbox app and right-click on Palworld.
  • Then click on “Manage” and then go to “Files” tab and click on “Browse”.
  • In the opened window, open the following folder:
  • Palworld > Content > Pal > Binaries > WinGDK folder.
  • Right-click on “Palworld-WinGDK-Shipping.exe” and select “Properties”.
  • Go to “Compatibility” tab, check mark “Run this program as an administrator” and “Disable fullscreen optimizations”.
  • Click on “Apply” and then on “Save”.

1.2: Create Palworld Shortcut

  • Open Xbox app and right-click on Palworld.
  • Within “General” tab click on “CREATE DESKTOP SHORTCUT”
  • Go to Desktop and right-click on Palworld shortcut and select “Run as administrator”.
  • Now, check if your problem is solved or not.

Fix 2. Run Xbox Services Automatically

  • In Windows Search, type “Run” and open it.
  • In Run box, type “services.msc” and hit ENTER.
  • Scroll down and look for Xbox Services. You can see there are 4 Xbox Services.
  • Right-click on Xbox Accessory Management and select “Properties”.
  • In the Startup type: from the drop-down menu select “Automatic”.
  • And if the service status is stopped, then click on “Start” to start the service.
  • Click “Apply” and “OK”.

Repeat the same steps for the other 3 remaining Xbox services:

  • Xbox Live Auth Manager.
  • Xbox Live Game Save
  • Xbox Live Networking Service

Now, check if your problem is fixed or not.

Fix 3. Clear Palworld’s Cache Files

  • In Windows Search, type “Run” and open it.
  • In Run box, type “%localappdata%” and hit ENTER.
  • In the opened window, look for “Pal” folder and delete it.
  • Now, launch the Palworld game and check if your problem is solved or not.

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