I have a old HP computer and it does not have a connection to the Internet.
How can I get Minecraft installed on this machine via a Flash drive?
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do you have access to a computer that does have internet? – Rapitor Feb 12 '15 at 18:04
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This question might be relevant for you too. – Bryan Feb 12 '15 at 18:40
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Related: gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/118714/… – SevenSidedDie Feb 13 '15 at 4:34
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You may or may not want to check out this: gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/162758/… – EnragedTanker Feb 14 '15 at 3:36
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Yes, you can. If you can get this done at a friend's PC, you can play Minecraft, without any Java installed on your PC, and without internet as well.
The answer to this may not be entirely simple. Some of the users have indicated that your own PC should not have Java, that is not the case. You can do it with virtually any PC.
- Download Java Portable, and Java Portable Launcher.
- Make a folder named "Minecraft" on the flash drive.
- Install both Java Portable and Java Portable Launcher on the drive, in the folder you created in the previous step. While installing JavaPortable, (Not the Launcher), make sure your path is ../Minecraft/CommonFiles/Java.
- Take any Minecraft launcher you like, and copy that to the aforementioned folder as well.
- Go to the folder "JavaPortableLauncher" and run "JavaPortableLauncher.exe".
- In the window that opens, browse to the Minecraft launcher you just copied. (Make sure that the box on the lower right hand corner says " All Files ".
- Run the Minecraft Launcher and you are done!
Links-
- Java Portable Launcher http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/java_portable_launcher (Download from the first link)
- Portable Java http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/java_portable (Ensure you get 64 bit version)
Comment below, if something did not work out, as this is a foolproof and a sure-shot method.
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If you are using the new Minecraft installer and don't have any form of Java installed on that computer, then it is not possible. The reason is because the new launcher downloads its own JRE, and if you can't connect to the internet to download the JRE then you won't be able to play. However, if you do happen to already have Java installed on that computer, then it should work fine.
If neither options stated above work you can either,
A.) Put a Java installation on your flash drive and install it on your computer or
B.) Place your computer by your router and hook up an Ethernet cable.
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Another option is to use a wireless USB network adapter, then you'll have wireless internet. $10 on Amazon, search "wireless USB network adapter"
