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The free trial lasts about 90 minutes but contains pretty much the full game. If you don’t have the original Minecraft PC edition and don’t want to spend money on the full open beta version, just click the “Free Trial” button.Click the option with the price tag, since it’s the option that downloads the full game, then simply type your password to download the game for free! When you see it in the search bar drop-down menu, click on it and you’ll be redirected to the game’s main page.Log into the same Microsoft account you used to claim your game then search for Minecraft Windows 10 Edition in the top-right portion of the screen.Head on over to the Microsoft App Store (represented by a silhouette of a paper bag with the Windows icon), which you can find by scrolling down at the lefthand side of your Start Menu or on the shortcuts bar of your desktop.Log into your Microsoft account or Live/Outlook mail account, and you’ll be redirected to another page where you can get your free download of Minecraft Windows 10 Edition! This will redirect you to the Microsoft Account login web page.If you bought the original Minecraft PC edition, you’ll see a nice little link that says “Minecraft Windows 10 Edition” with some instructions underneath and a “Claim Your Free Copy” button. You’ll immediately be redirected to your games directory.Go look at the top-right portion of your screen again, and click the “Log In” button you see, then type in your email account and password.You will see some subpage links under it go click on “Account.” This will redirect you to the login screen, where you can also make a new account if you’re new to things. Look at the top of the page, just below the Mojang logo.This will direct you to the main web page of the game dev studio, where they announce their games and updates.

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