We're talking about Minecraft, the sandbox game that combines different genres in one and that has unleashed a rage among millions of gamers worldwide, eager to build their own worlds. We have also set up an alternative way to download this if you are having trouble with this method which can be found here.One of the most successful games over the last few years is also one of the most peculiar titles. You will then be logged in and able to use Minecraft on your PALCS School Computer. Then it will prompt you to confirm, click the "Let's Go" button at the bottom. This process may need to be done on a personal device as our filter may prevent some of the steps required)Įnter your Microsoft account information that is tied to your Minecraft account. (If you have not transferred your older "Mojang" account you will need to follow the instructions on THIS page. It is recommended to already have a Microsoft Account so click on the "Microsoft Login" button. (There may be a prompt for you to enter an admin password, just press No and the installation will continue)Īfter some time the install will complete and you will reach the login screen for the Minecraft Launcher. Then double click on the Minecraft file and it will begin to install Minecraft on your computer. We suggest moving that "Minecraft.exe" file from your downloads folder to your Desktop.
Make sure to click on the "Microsoft.exe" for the Windows 7/8 (alternative) otherwise it will not work correctly.Īs soon as you click on that icon it will download a file to your computer. exe version in order to play Minecraft on a school computer.Ĭurrently the ONLY version that works on school computers is the “Alternate Version” for Windows 7/8 made available at /en-us/download/alternative The image below shows the specific. School policy prevents students from having admin rights. msi, one must have administrative rights on their computers.
Also support from our HelpDesk will be limited due to these system requirement issues.Īlso students cannotinstall Minecraft using the. Therefore students attempting to play Minecraft on a school computer should operate at their own risk and understand that game performance may not be the best. Most of our computers meet the minimum system requirements. In particular the graphics card series and processor speed are below the recommended system requirements. Its recommended system requirements do not match the hardware we have in many of our school computers. Minecraft requires some specific hardware to run. Other activities in the game include exploration, resource gathering, crafting, and combat. Minecraft is a computer game in which players to build constructions out of textured cubes in a 3D procedurally generated world.
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