How to move minecraft store downloads

 ·  · Go to your user account and find roaming. go into it. in there www.doorway.ruaft (unless you changed if u changed fine what you changed it to) then open it and there will be a file called "Saves". Copy that onto a hard drive. then when you go to Linux open that hard drive and drag the saves into your save location which is in your minecraft launcher than edit profile and near the www.doorway.rus: 4. Move your Minecraft saves folder (located in %appdata%\.minecraft) to a folder in your Dropbox. Right-click on this new folder and choose Pick Link Source. Go back to your Minecraft folder's original location, then Right-click somewhere blank and click Drop As → Junction, and you are all set to pull your game data off the cloud. Command PromptMinecarts: Train stationMinecartsStorageStorage system.

9. this is how you are going to import mods into minecraft. www.doorway.ru a starter mod like too-many items and download it. www.doorway.ru the start menu and type this'%appdata% it will come up with roaming click it. www.doorway.ru www.doorway.ru in roaming and click in to bin. www.doorway.ru open the java exe. by clicking on it once then right click it and press open with. Hope you enjoy the Video! （ My Links ） Subscribe: www.doorway.ru: www.doorway.ru Choose the Minecraft game you want to move. Click "Move". Step 3. Select the new drive and click "Move" again. 2. Move Minecraft to Another Hard Drive by Redownloading. If you don't like to use the PC app migration tool, you can move Minecraft to another by uninstalling it and installing it again but select a different location to install it to.

Hope you enjoy the Video! （ My Links ） Subscribe: www.doorway.ru: www.doorway.ru 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. It will not list the drive that Minecraft is already installed on. Select the drive, and click Move. The move doesn’t take long. This is a follow up to my earlier video about transferring Minecraft worlds. This will work on Windows If you are running Windows 8, please watch the oth.