Minecraft on MacBook Air with (removed) codes

Hi,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community-Xbox forum, I´m Jeronimo, a gamer like you and will try to help you in this situation!

Minecraft Bedrock is not officially supported in Mac as you need to use it trough the Xbox app, you can play this game trough cloud gaming if you get a Game Pass Ultimate subscription, about the coins, if you got those and redeem in your account, but don’t appear in game, probably you got a pack that is exclusively for Bedrock edition of the game

There are other workarounds on how to play the game like using a Virtual Machine to get Windows on your Mac.

purchasing from unauthorized third-party retailers is a violation of terms of service and can lead to account and hardware bans

M series Mac hardware brakes Windows DRM, you cannot use it with it. You need to purchase a Windows PC if you wish to game

Hi,

If you're intending to play games on a computer don't buy a Apple laptop and certainly don't be a Chromebook.

Apple don't make great machines for gamers, and the latest mac's use the new 'Apple M1' which is an ARM based processor. These are quick and efficient in productivity, but not meant for games. The latest Apple M1 Chip systems can't run Windows and consequently won't run PC games.

Chromebooks are meant for 'light computing' tasks and productivity. Gaming is pretty basic with only mobile or tablet based games on offer. Also Chromebook is meant to be continuously online, most apps won't work without the device being connected to the internet.

If you want to play real PC games you need a gaming PC. I wouldn't go with a 'Gaming laptop' unless you intend to go places with it. Get a proper desktop/tower gaming PC. Or build one yourself. I built my own gaming PC.

Hi, thanks for responding. It is with my MacBook Air

Hello Cellou,my name is Marvina, I will be happy to help you.

I'm so sorry for what you're going through, here are some steps you can take to try to fix this issue:

Check your Internet connection. Make sure your MacBook Air is connected to the Internet and has a stable connection.

Try downloading the Minecraft launcher again. You can download the launcher from the Minecraft website.

Try launching the launcher from the downloads folder. Once you have downloaded the launcher, locate the Downloads folder on your MacBook Air.

Open the folder and double-click the "Minecraft Launcher" file.

Try launching the launcher from the Finder app. Open the Finder app and locate the "Minecraft Launcher" file. Double click the file to start it.

Sign in to your Minecraft account. If you are not already signed in to your Minecraft account, click the "Sign In" button in the launcher.

Check your version of Minecraft. Make sure your MacBook Air has the latest version of Minecraft. You can check your version of Minecraft by clicking the "Help" button in the launcher and selecting "About Minecraft."

I hope I have answered your question correctly, I wish you a Merry Christmas.

Sincerely,
Marvina.