How To Make Minecraft Portable On Usb For Mac
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You need a portable Windows USB creator tool to make it. EaseUS OS2Go is exactly what you need. When you first use this tool to create a USB drive, pay attention to the total used size of your current Windows system C: drive, which usually contains the Windows installation, and various programs, games, and your personal data.
Step 4. Then EaseUS OS2Go will start to create the portable USB drive. It usually takes a while depending on your OS and Network condition. When the progress reaches 100%, the USB drive should be bootable now.
Step 5. Insert the portable Windows USB and start your Mac. Press the Option/Alt key. Choose the yellow EFI Boot icon to boot from the USB drive. Then follow the onscreen instruction to boot your Mac.
One general way to play Windows games on Mac is to install Windows operating system on Mac with the help of Boot Camp. But after learning how to start Windows Minecraft on Mac through a portable Windows USB drive, you may find it much handy and hassle-free to cross-play a game on Windows OS and macOS.
EaseUS OS2Go is developed to make your Windows go everywhere. It'll be nice to put your customized operating system, configured programs, and gaming progresses to a portable drive that can connect to multiple devices, no matter you're in the office, at home, on a journey, or on a business trip.
This section will guide you on copying your game data (worlds, saves data, resource packs, server list, etc.) onto the portable drive. If you do not want to copy your game data, you may skip this section.
You can follow this tutorial with any quality removable media (or even follow it just to make a portable Minecraft folder on your main hard drive), but we opted to turn one of the flash drives we had laying around into a dedicated Minecraft portable drive with a Minecraft themed icon, naturally.
Once downloaded we copied it to our flash drive and renamed it minecraft.ico. With the icon on the drive you just need a little bit of code to prompt Windows to use the .ico file as the drive icon. Create a text document in the root of the flash drive and paste the following code into it.
There are two approaches you can take to fixing this problem. You could install a portable version of Java ala the jPortable installer found over at PortableApps.com, but we prefer to just use the portable version that Mojang is pushing out.
Regardless of whether you install a separate copy (like jPortable), piggyback on the portable copy you installed in the previous section, or copy over the java directory from your main Minecraft installation on your computer, we need to show MultiMC where to find it.
PortableApps hosts a Minecraft Portable launcher that will run off a USB stick, though you have to run it once for it to download and store the data and binaries from minecraft.net (as required by the Minecraft end-user license). I haven't tested it, but it claims to use the native launcher to be forward-compatible as new versions of Minecraft are released.
Do what Dalran said for Mac, but for Windows, make sure the minecraft.exe is not in a folder, make sure that in the Library>Application Support folder, the minecraft folder has been changed to .minecraft, and put this in the .bat file (not what Dalran said)
edit: One way to avoid that E/\Users\YOUR USER\Library\Application Support\minecraft folder being made, or Minecraft running off your computer's Minecraft folders and/or making a new minecraft folder in the real application support, is to open the Minecraft launcher, choose the profile you want, edit the profile, and where it says source, change that to
Minecraft is a great game that has taken the world by storm, and the only video game in history that has made its creator a billionaire. It has sold more than 122 million copies, making it the best-selling PC game to date. Let's see how to create a portable Minecraft installation on a USB thumb drive, to play on any PC without installation.
If we are going to play portable Minecraft straight from a USB, it's best to have a fast thumb drive. A USB 2.0 model will probably work, but we will have a much better experience if our motherboard and flash drive both support USB 3.0.
Most 8GB and 16GB USB drives come with a default FAT32 filesystem. Likewise, most 32GB+ thumb drives come with the exFAT filesystem. Neither is suitable to install the portable Minecraft, so we need to format the flash drive to NTFS.
The first of this commands points to the Minecraft executable on the thumb drive. The second --workdir command orders the executable to use the .minecraft folder we created inside the "data" folder on the USB flash file.
We can give it a name of our choice, such as "portable Minecraft", or "Minecraft portable", or "launcher". It is important that it has the ".bat" extension, and we have selected "All Files" in the "Save as type".
you forgot to inform people that the name of the launcher has to match the name in the .bat file. instead of blindly copying and paster must check that they both say "minecraft.exe" or "minecraftlauncher.exe"
make sure the name of your .exe matching the name in the .bat file for example if one says "minecraft.exe" and the other says "minecraftlauncher.exe" it will get confused. so change the name of one or the other so they match
Is it necessary to have java installed for the latest version of minecraft? If so is there a way to make that portable? So that way you'd be able to run Minecraft from a USB using a java installation on that same USB rather than having to rely on the system drive to have an installation of java.
you can use this to make it run silently in the background without the popup window. not recommended cause if any of the files or locations change you'll need to update the shortcut. let me know your thoughts on itC:WindowsSystem32wscript.exe F:MinecraftPortableminecraftportable.vbs F:MinecraftPortableminecraftportable.bat
How do I create a portable Mac OS flash drive? I installed Linux on my MacBook Air, but I would like to be able to boot into Mac OS to play Minecraft, since it's much faster for some reason. I have a backup of my operating system before I installed Linux, but it's much too big to fit on a flash drive.
You can choose an external hard drive based on price or speed. Some external hard drives have HDD drives in them, which makes them a cheaper, slower option that has a lot of storage. There are also solid-state hard drives that cost a little more but are much faster. Make sure you have the right cords to connect the drive to your Mac.
Both models cost $69.99/£69.99, but while the Mac and universal versions of the Lift look virtually identical, the universal version actually has a couple of additional features that make it better value for money. The Lift For Mac just uses Bluetooth, but the universal version also includes a Bolt USB adaptor that provides an alternate type of wireless connection that is more reliable and more secure than Bluetooth. The universal model is also available with a left-handed version, while the Mac version is just right-handed only. You can get the standard Lift from Amazon U.S. or Amazon U.K.
Here is a workaround to install java without admin privileges or without administrator password. For this you need cygwin installed which does not require admin privileges.In the utils make sure you select cabextract.exe to install it.
You need the cabextract program to extract the installer files. I tried 7zip but it didn't extract the cab properly. Instead, I used cygwin. You can get the setup.exe program from their website, but you must rename it because Windows assumes that anything called "setup" requires admin rights. I renamed it to cygwin.exe. Run that. It'll ask you where to install. I chose the cygwin directory in my home directory. When the pop-up asks you which programs to install, type "cabinstall" in the search bar. Expand the "Archive" section and make sure the "cabinstall" is not set to "skip". (Click the "skip" text until the highest number shows.) Proceed with install. This takes a few minutes.
6Click the "Change..." button on the bottom right corner, then from the drop down menu, under "Look in:" select your portable usb drive. Click "Create New Folder" button in the in the top right corner (the folder icon), and name the new folder "JDK". Select the JDK folder and click "OK."
In order to easily install Java JDK on Windows without administrator privileges, you can use It contains a portable amazon-corretto--windows-x64-jdk.zip file, that you just need to download and unzip.
Remark #1. I am proposing this alternative technique using Amazon Corretto because other proposed answers requires 7-zip for which you need administrative rights to install, and I did not find a simple portable .zip version of 7-zip.
In the worst case, if any installation requires admin privilege, then you will not be able to use 7zip because there is no portable version of 7zip. But, in Windows 10 and later versions of Windows 7(if my memory serves me well), extracting zip file is possible without any program installation: just open the .zip file with "Windows explorer" and extract them. However, this only works a normal zip file, not with JDK installer.
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