How to download minecraft to another computer

 · Unfortunately, this is not possible. This is because Minecraft is sold and licensed separately on each platform, and transferring licenses is not possible as each platform has their own marketplace. An example: You bought Minecraft on a Nintendo Switch and want to transfer to an Xbox One. You would need to purchase a new copy on the Xbox One.  · Have A Great Day and BTW You'll need to me signed in to your Minecraft account!!  · On May 7, , I bought Minecraft for Windows 10 and installed it on the laptop that I'd recently bought. Tonight, I wanted to try to install this game on my desktop PC. I had read on this forum that, once purchased, a user can install this game on up to 10 systems. This would only be system #2.

1. Download and install graphics card drivers. If you have a graphics card, you'll get better performance from Minecraft if you install the drivers for it. Here's how to install graphics card drivers in Ubuntu: Open the Preferences menu and select "Software Updates". Click the "Additional Drivers" tab. Minecraft: Java Edition (PC/Mac) Open the Minecraft launcher. The launcher should automatically show you the latest release. If not, click the arrow to the right of the Play button and select Latest Release. Don't see the launcher? Download it. Minecraft Unified Launcher. Move Minecraft. Open the Settings app and go to the Apps group of settings. Wait for the list of installed apps to populate. Scroll down the list and find Minecraft in the list. Click it and you will see a Move button. Click the move button and a small menu will open where you can select a drive to move Minecraft to.

Have A Great Day and BTW You'll need to me signed in to your Minecraft account!!. Open start on your old laptop, type %appdata% and open it, then bltadwin.ruaft and open the saves folder and copy the files onto a usb drive or what ever method you wish. Rollback Post to Revision RollBack. Click on '.minecraft' Click on 'saves' -- These are your world files. If you ever download minecraft in the future onto a different device, these will not come with the download. Copy your world files from the 'saves' folder onto the usb drive. Repeat regularly as you play in your worlds or make new ones.