How to Install Minecraft Mods Windows 10?

Install Minecraft Mods Windows 10:

Within the magical world of Minecraft, there are nearly endless possibilities, but mods can make Minecraft even grander. Mods are third-party modifications and expansions that can do almost everything you can think of, from fully changing a game's core mechanics to basic things like turning it blue.

Mods in Minecraft: Java Edition can be a lot of fun and can help give a game that some people have been playing for over a decade new life.

For the uninitiated, installing and playing with mods in Minecraft: Java Edition can be a challenging job. That's why we've compiled the most comprehensive guide to downloading and using mods in Minecraft:

Check to See If Your Machine is Capable of Handling Mods.

Many mods are small and have little impact on results, but many of them can bring your machine under pressure. If your machine has trouble running Minecraft: Java Edition without mods, you might have trouble finding a good mod experience in Minecraft: Java Edition. The minimum and recommended system requirements for Minecraft: 

Check to See If You have Enough Space.

Storage is an extension of efficiency. Mods, like anything else you install and run on your device, take up extra storage space. Keep this in mind when installing mods, and be aware of storage constraints.

Make sure you're happy with mods before you use them.

Starting to Use Mods in Minecraft

Java Edition isn't difficult, but you must be comfortable downloading files and programs, accessing computer directories and editing files, and more. If you're nervous, take it easy and follow our instructions one move at a time.

Make Sure You're Using the Java Edition of Minecraft.

Finally, you must have Minecraft: Java Edition installed. Mods aren't supported in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, unfortunately. To use mods in Minecraft, you'll need to have the legacy Java Edition installed (this also means no mods on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, or mobile devices).

Let's go over the minimum and recommended system requirements for Minecraft: Java Edition before we get started. The following are the minimum and suggested requirements for Minecraft.

System Requirement

• CPU: 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3-3210, 3.1 GHz AMD A8-7600 APU, or equivalent
• GPU: Nvidia GeForce 400 Series, AMD Radeon HD 7000 Series, or similar with OpenGL 4.4
• RAM (Random Access Memory): 4 gigabytes
• For the game core, maps, and other data, you'll need at least 1GB of storage.

Recommendation:

• Intel Core i5-4690 3.5GHz processor, AMD A10-7800 APU 3.5GHz processor, or similar
• GPU: GeForce 700 Series (excluding integrated chipsets), AMD Radeon Rx 200 Series (excluding integrated chipsets) with OpenGL 4.5, or similar
• 8 GB RAM
• 4 GB of storage (SSD is recommended)

How to Install?

The first move in downloading and using mods in Minecraft: Java Edition is, of course, to have Minecraft: Java Edition installed. We'll go over everything you need to know about purchasing, installing, and configuring the Minecraft Launcher for Minecraft: Java Edition in this section of our Minecraft: Java Edition mods guide.

The Minecraft Launcher isn't just for using mods in Minecraft: Java Edition. You can take part in the most recent Minecraft: Java Edition snapshot tests, play Minecraft Dungeons, and even go back to earlier versions of the game.

You can skip to the Minecraft: Java Edition download page if you're already familiar with downloading and installing the Minecraft Launcher for Minecraft: Java Edition.

Follow these steps to install Minecraft: Java Edition on your computer now that you've purchased it:

• Go to Mojang Studios' website on your phone.
• Click the "Log in" button in the upper right-hand corner of the page if you're not signed in with the account you used to buy Minecraft: Java Edition.
• Log in using your Microsoft or Mojang accounts. After December 2020, you'll need to sign in with a Microsoft Account if you bought Minecraft: Java Edition.
• Return to the Mojang Studios website once you've logged in.
• Near the centre of the screen, click the big "Get Minecraft" button.
• Click the Save As prompt at the bottom of your screen after clicking the "Download for Windows" icon.
• Save the "MinecraftInstaller" file to your computer's "Downloads" folder to make it easier to locate.
• To begin the installation process, click the "Install" button on the next screen.

Note: You may need to enable access to the Minecraft Launcher Setup Wizard at this stage, depending on your security settings.

To exit the Minecraft Launcher Setup Wizard after the Minecraft Launcher has been mounted, press Finish. You have the option of starting the Minecraft Launcher right away.