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Hi there,
I have purchased and downloaded Minecraft for single-player use offline in a public library. My problem is that Minecraft requires me to log in each time I want to play. I would like to set it up so that a child may come in, sit down at the PC, click Minecraft icon on desktop and start playing - but I don't see how that is possible. Is it?
I have also tried checking the "Remember Password" option, but it does not seem to stick. I would prefer to hide that information away so that I am not constantly resetting our password!
I have never played this game, but it looks interesting. When testing play online after updating to latest release, I drowned. :( The game looks fun and I am excited to provide a new game for the community to learn about! If only I can get it setup!
Help!
Many thanks...
Jill
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It's simple, just put the username in the client, with no password. When they click login, it will be unable to and a "Play Offline" button will appear. Just make sure you write down the username where they can find it in case someone erases it or uses their own account.
EDIT: This only works after you've logged in with your password once on that computer.
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Right down in the lower right corner. It has to not be able to find your username or password though.
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I had this same problem once I got Minecraft, All you have to do is put in the e-mail you put to sign up on mojang and the password you set on mojang and Bam your playing
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you just type mojang email done
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wrong person to say that too
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did you download the minecraft launcher?