Resetting Your Game Settings Without Triggering Onboarding

When troubleshooting graphics issues, broken keybinds, or audio glitches, a standard fix is removing your options.txt file from your game folder so Minecraft generates fresh defaults. Normally, doing this makes vanilla Minecraft treat your next launch like a brand-new installation and forces you back onto the loud startup accessibility screen.

Clearing Broken Settings Quickly

1. Close Minecraft completely so it is not writing to your files.

2. Open your game directory (the same folder where your resourcepacks and saves folders live) and move or delete options.txt.

3. Launch the game again with Disable Accessibility Screen Mod active.

4. Instead of stopping at the onboarding prompt, the mod skips the accessibility screen, ensures the Narrator remains off by default, and puts you straight onto the Main Menu.

Reconfiguring Your Controls and Graphics

Once you land directly on the Main Menu with clean default settings, you can go straight to the menus you actually need to adjust:

• Open Options... > Video Settings... to restore your GUI scale, brightness, render distance, and shader settings if you use a shader loader.
• Open Options... > Controls > Key Binds... to set up your custom keys without extra startup interruptions.