black screen on mincraft education edition

uhhh... NO that would runin mincraft! mincraft is supposed to be JUST blacks.. they will NEVER do that... noob!

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uhhh... NO that would runin mincraft! mincraft is supposed to be JUST blacks.. they will NEVER do that... noob!

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Who are you talking to?

Did someone switch the keys on your keyboard?

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This Mincraft game you play sounds like a rip-off of Minecraft and a little racist.

I did this and the second mincraft is still there trying to download but say 0 out of 0 complete? I'm confused

Edit I Uninstalled the second minecraft and now it works and let's me open mincraft.

First check if windows 10 is up to date. Make sure your time and date are correct on your windows settings.

There is an "Optional Updates" button in the smallest print. Kindly check and go to driver, and download the existing drivers needed. Then restart, plug in the Receiver. Go to the same optional updates, and updated the driver.

Make sure that this is turned on "Receive updates for other Microsoft products when you update Windows" under Advanced Options

Check for store updates: Start menu, select Microsoft Store > More > Downloads and updates > Get updates.

If Updating the system doesn't help, I'll suggest you run a scan to check for problems and repair them.

Press Windows + R, type cmd, and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to run Command Prompt as administrator. Next type sfc /scannow in Command Prompt window, and press Enter to start to scan and repair corrupt system files in Windows 10.

Hey bilderman

Thank you for taking the time to post this on the Xbox Forums.

There is a great FAQ about Minecraft Education Edition that you can take a look at

here.

Take in mind that all users will need an Office 365 subscription in order to login.

However there is another article that covers
eligibility for Minecraft Education Edition that you can view here.

The short answer would be "yes":

"An eligible educator must be a full-time or part-time faculty or staff member at an academic institution and have a school-specific email address provided by the school (for example, contoso.edu) that can receive external email."

I would encourage you to review these articles thoroughly as to obtain a finer understanding of how this version varies from the rest.

I hope this was of some use to you.