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This article was co-written by Zac Churchill. Zac Churchill is from Davidson, North Carpina and is currently studying at Tufts University. He has been playing Minecraft for over eight years and has an extensive knowledge of how Minecraft is played and its evolution over the different versions. Specifically, Zac has extensive experience in survival worlds, large builds based on creative mode, and server design/maintenance.
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If you need to reinstall Minecraft, you may be wondering why the game doesn’t appear in the Programs and Features list or the Applications folder. The reason is because Minecraft is installed using the Java command, so you cannot uninstall it using the normal method. When reinstalling Minecraft, you should quickly back up your saved games so you don’t lose game progress.
Steps
Reinstall on Windows
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Leave Launcher. You do not need to delete the EXE file used to run Minecraft, as it will be used to reload the files when you reinstall. You can skip Launcher during the uninstall process.
- No game settings or files are actually saved in the Launcher, so deleting the Launcher doesn’t solve the problem, it even makes the reinstallation process more difficult.
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Press . ⊞ Win + R and type %appdata% . Press ↵ Enter to open the Roaming folder.
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Search folder . .minecraft . Double click to open it.
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Copy folder . saves to a safe place. This step helps you to restore saved worlds after reinstalling.
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Go back to the previous folder to go back to the Roaming section. You will again see the .minecraft folder.
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Right click on the folder . .minecraft and select “Delete”. This is the step to uninstall Minecraft from the computer.
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Run Minecraft Launcher. If you accidentally deleted it, you can download it again on minecraft.net . You will need to sign in with your Mojang account to run the Launcher file (this is the reason to leave the Launcher in Step 1 when reinstalling).
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Wait for Minecraft to install. Minecraft will be automatically installed when you run the Launcher.
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Close Minecraft once it’s installed and downloaded. This is the step to restore the saved worlds.
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Open the .minecraft folder again and drag the saves folder back into this folder. Confirm that you want to overwrite everything here. This step helps you restore saved worlds the next time you play Minecraft. [1] X Research Source
Problem solving
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Run Minecraft Launcher. If you’re still having problems after reinstalling, you can try forcing the update.
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Select “Options”.
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Click the “Forced Update!” option! then click “Done”.
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Log in to the game and allow file downloads.
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Try reinstalling Java if it still doesn’t work. If it still doesn’t work, there might be a problem with the Java installation. You can learn how to reinstall Java yourself.
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Update the video driver (driver). If you have a lot of graphics problems, you may need to update your graphics card’s software. Click here for driver update steps.
Reinstall on Mac
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Leave Launcher. You do not need to delete the Minecraft used to run the game, as it will be used to reload the files when you reinstall. You can skip Launcher during the uninstall process.
- No game settings or files are actually saved in the Launcher, so deleting the Launcher doesn’t solve the problem, it even makes the reinstallation process more difficult.
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Open a Finder window on Mac.
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Click the “Go” menu and select “Go to Fpder”.
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Type . ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft and press ↵ Enter .
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Copy folder . saves to the Desktop. This is the step to restore the saved worlds after reinstalling.
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Select everything in the . minecraft and drag them all to the Trash. The folder will be completely empty.
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Run Minecraft Launcher. If you accidentally deleted it, you can download it again on minecraft.net . You will need to sign in with your Mojang account to run the Launcher file (this is the reason to leave the Launcher in Step 1 when reinstalling).
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Wait for Minecraft to install. Minecraft will be automatically installed when you run the Launcher.
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Close Minecraft once it’s installed and downloaded. This is the step to restore the saved worlds.
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Open the folder again . minecraft and drag the saves folder back into this folder. Confirm that you want to overwrite everything contained here. This step helps you restore saved worlds the next time you play Minecraft.
Problem solving
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Run Minecraft Launcher. If you’re still having problems after reinstalling, you can try forcing the update.
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Select “Options”.
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Click the “Forced Update!” option! then click “Done”.
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Log in to the game and allow file downloads.
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Try reinstalling Java if it still doesn’t work. Fixing the Java installation might solve the problem you’re having.
- Open the Applications folder.
- Search for JavaAppletPlugin.plugin
- Drag the file to the Trash.
- Download the new Java version on java.com/en/download/manual.jsp and install it.
Reinstall Minecraft PE
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Back up your saved worlds (this step is optional). Before reinstalling Minecraft PE, you will probably need to back up your worlds so you can reload them after reinstalling the game. The implementation process is quite simple on Android, and on iOS, you have to jailbreak the device.
- Open a file manager app on your Android or jailbroken iOS device.
- Navigate to Apps/com.mojang.minecraftpe/Documents/games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/ (on iOS) or games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds (on Android). You will need to use a file manager application.
- Copy each folder to another in the phone’s memory, where each folder contains one of the saved worlds.
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Uninstall Minecraft PE. This step will erase all data from the device.
- On iOS – Press and hold Minecraft PE until all apps on the screen start to wobble. Click the “X” button in the corner of the Minecraft PE icon.
- On Android – Open Settings and select “Apps” or “Applications”. Search for Minecraft PE in the Downloaded section and tap it. Tap the “Uninstall” button to remove it.
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Uninstall utility apps. If you have downloaded many apps that change Minecraft PE, such as adding textures and mods, or adding cheats, remove these apps before reinstalling Minecraft PE . These apps can be the cause of the problem you are having in the game.
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Download Minecraft PE from the app store. Open the app store on your device (App Store on iOS or Google Play on Android). Search for Minecraft PE and reload the game.
- Just log in with the account you used to buy the game before, you don’t need to buy it again.
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This article was co-written by Zac Churchill. Zac Churchill is from Davidson, North Carpina and is currently studying at Tufts University. He has been playing Minecraft for over eight years and has an extensive knowledge of how Minecraft is played and its evolution over the different versions. Specifically, Zac has extensive experience in survival worlds, large builds based on creative mode, and server design/maintenance.
This article has been viewed 4,905 times.
If you need to reinstall Minecraft, you may be wondering why the game doesn’t appear in the Programs and Features list or the Applications folder. The reason is because Minecraft is installed using the Java command, so you cannot uninstall it using the normal method. When reinstalling Minecraft, you should quickly back up your saved games so you don’t lose game progress.
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