Minecraft that you dont have to download

 · I'm trying to install a just-bought copy of Minecraft (Bedrock) onto my Windows 10 laptop. Whenever I try to install Minecraft from the Microsoft Store, however, I am greeted by a message saying: It looks like you don't have any applicable device(s) linked to your Microsoft account. To install, sign in on a device with your Microsoft account.  · Today I decided to do a fresh install of minecraft as I wished to try out a new batch of mods. I have done this dozens of time before, but today when I did so the game wouldn't download. After I log in it asks me if I want to update so I click yes. It then procedes to the download page.  · Very frustrated, I just purchased Minecraft for Windows 10 from the Microsoft store, but when it gets to the install step, I get: It looks like you don’t have any applicable device(s) linked to your Microsoft account. To install, sign in on a device with your Microsoft account.

Answer (1 of 2): Yes, you can get Minecraft on any device as long as you legitimately own it. for Java, you have to download the launcher and sign in to the account in which you purchased Minecraft. Then just download and run it. For bedrock edition, you have to sign in to the PlayStore, AppSto. See Minecraft Dungeons in action. UNITE. FIGHT. SURVIVE. Brave the dungeons alone, or team up with friends! Up to four players can battle together through action-packed, treasure-stuffed, wildly varied levels—all in an epic quest to save the villagers and take down the evil Arch-Illager! So because you are on Minecraft Windows 10 Edition, I doubt the map will work as it is probably for the main release of the game. Anyway, if you really want to try or are just curious where the directory is, I found it in C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\bltadwin.ruaftUWP_(long string of letters and numbers)\.

Join Planet Minecraft! We're a community of creatives sharing everything Minecraft! Even if you don't post your own creations, we appreciate feedback on ours. The really great thing is that Minecraft should actually run faster in our testing if you use their version instead of the version you already have installed. Update: Microsoft has just released a new launcher for OS X users as well, so we’re updating the article. I'm trying to install a just-bought copy of Minecraft (Bedrock) onto my Windows 10 laptop. Whenever I try to install Minecraft from the Microsoft Store, however, I am greeted by a message saying: It looks like you don't have any applicable device(s) linked to your Microsoft account. To install, sign in on a device with your Microsoft account.