Hello TechnoFriends! Ready to have some fun today? And for those who want to free up some space on their PC, here's a tip: How to remove Minecraft. Good luck and have fun!
1. Step by Step ➡️ How to delete Minecraft
- 1 First, Find the Minecraft icon on your desktop or in the Start menu.
- 2. Right click on the Minecraft icon to open the context menu.
- 3. Select the “Uninstall” option from the context menu. This will open the Minecraft uninstaller.
- 4. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the uninstallation of Minecraft. Depending on your operating system, you may be asked to confirm your choice or enter your administrator password.
- 5. Once the uninstall is complete, Restart your computer to make sure all Minecraft files are completely deleted.
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How to remove Minecraft on Windows?
- Open the start menu of Windows.
- Select “Settings”.
- In the settings window, click on “Applications”.
- In the list of installed applications, find and select »Minecraft».
- Click “Uninstall” and follow the instructions on the screen.
How to remove Minecraft on Mac?
- Open the "Applications" folder.
- Locate and right-click the “Minecraft” icon.
- Select “Move to Trash”.
- Open the Trash and click “Empty Trash” to completely remove Minecraft from your Mac.
How to remove Minecraft on Android?
- Open the “Settings” app on your Android device.
- Select "Applications" or "Application Manager."
- Search for and select “Minecraft” from the list of installed applications.
- Click "Uninstall" and confirm the action. Alternatively, press and hold the Minecraft icon on the home screen and drag it to the »Uninstall» option that appears at the top.
How to remove Minecraft on iOS?
- Press and hold the Minecraft icon on the Home screen of your iOS device.
- When the icons start moving, click the “X” that appears in the upper left corner of the Minecraft icon.
- Confirm the deletion of the application by clicking “Delete”.
How to remove Minecraft completely?
- Uninstall Minecraft by following the steps specific to your operating system, whether Windows, Mac, Android or iOS.
- Locate the Minecraft installation folder on your computer or device and manually delete any files or folders related to the game.
- If you have installed mods or expansion packs, search for and delete those files as well for a complete removal.
How to delete Minecraft without losing saved worlds?
- Before uninstalling Minecraft, make a backup copy of the “saves” folder where all your custom worlds are saved.
- This folder is located in the Minecraft installation location, usually in the user directory or applications folder.
- Once you've uninstalled Minecraft, you can move the saves folder back to its original location to preserve your saved worlds.
How to delete a Minecraft account?
- Log in to your Minecraft account through the official website.
- Look for the account settings or settings section.
- Look for the option to delete or deactivate the account.
- Follow the instructions provided to complete the account deletion process.
How to delete mods in Minecraft?
- Open the Minecraft launcher and click on the “Installations” tab.
- Select the Minecraft installation you want to remove mods from.
- In the installation settings, look for the “Mods” section and delete the mods that you no longer want to use.
How to remove Minecraft from Steam?
- Open Steam and go to the game library.
- Find and right click on "Minecraft."
- Select “Uninstall” to remove the game from your Steam library.
How to un uninstall Minecraft?
- If you have uninstalled Minecraft and want to reinstall it, simply download and install the game again from the app store for your device or from the official Minecraft website.
- Sign in with your account and you should be able to access your saved worlds and previous settings.
See you soon gamers! Remember that you can always remove minecraft if they need a break. See you on the next adventure. Greetings from Tecnobits.
I am Sebastián Vidal, a computer engineer passionate about technology and DIY. Furthermore, I am the creator of tecnobits.com, where I share tutorials to make technology more accessible and understandable for everyone.