The actual game files, including game libraries, logs, and most importantly your saved games, are typically located in a completely different spot than your launcher.įor the three primary operating systems they are located in the following places by default: Windows
Backing up the launcher does nothing and this is where many players discover (too late) that they’ve missed the important files. It communicates with the Minecraft servers, it helps you log into your account, and it launches the game. This launcher is also a tool that helps you customize pregame options such as which profile you wish to use. The Minecraft launcher is the application you start the game with and is labeled as the following for the three supported operating systems: Minecraft.exe The first thing you need to know about backing up Minecraft files is that there is an enormous difference between the Minecraft launcher and the Minecraft system files. While this series, like the last series, is primarily focused on the PC edition and not the smaller but popular Pocket Edition, we’ll even highlight how to back up mobile editions of Minecraft. Let’s take a look at where the critical files are stored, which ones you need to back up, and how to automate the process. We’re excited to build on our original Minecraft series and show you how to modify your game and expand the Minecraft experience in ways you may not have even realize you could, but we want to be very sure you don’t destroy your awesome creations in the process.
We can’t overemphasize the importance of backing up your Minecraft creations, both to protect them from data loss and game upgrades-gone-wrong, but also to protect them from hiccups in the modification process as you move onto more advanced Minecraft modding. As you can imagine the word around the neighborhood is that those How-To Geek guys know computers and love Minecraft, so we’ve received more than a few panicked phone calls and knocks on the door from neighborhood parents whose children’s elaborate Minecraft creations have gone missing.
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