Windows 10: Minecraft Windows 10 Merging with Java Account

You're probably wondering why I'm not contacting Mojang about this question, but after 2 weeks of receiving no response from my support request of a compromised account I have decided to ask this question here, since it seems that I can't rely on them for anything it seems.


I'm here to ask this question: when the option of merging your java account with your microsoft account becomes available, would it be possible to recover your old java account if it was compromised, and the password was changed?


May I add, there is a chance that my email was also changed for my java account too, since I never got the email to receive the reset password email, but I got the email from Mojang when I contacted them for support, and I got the email that was automated, and said "your support request has been received" etc etc.


I just want a little bit of hope at this point since I really can't buy minecraft again at the moment, and looking at other people's perspectives, it doesn't seem like such a good outcome for me right now since plenty of people are having this issue, and mojang support is just not reaching out to them, even after months, and multipe support requests.

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Minecraft Java and Windows 10

Hi Anonymous,

I am Jaspreet singh, an independent advisor.

Unfortunately no. Java edition uses Mojang account while windows 10 edition uses your Microsoft/xbox account and you cannot port one into another however you can copy the skins over as png files and import them into bedrock edition via following steps :

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/a0p...

 

Minecraft Java and Windows 10 version

Hi

My name is Lee; an Independent Consultant, I'm here to help you with your problem.

Here is the steps

Is Minecraft for Windows 10 included with the purchase of Minecraft: Java Edition?

Players who have purchased Minecraft: Java Edition before October 19th, 2018 can get Minecraft for Windows 10 for free by visiting their Mojang account. Log into account.mojang.com, and under the “My Games” heading you will find a button to claim your gift
code. If you purchased Minecraft: Java Edition after October 19th, 2018, the button will not be there, so if you’re unsure of when you purchased Minecraft: Java Edition, that’s a good way to check. Pressing the button will generate a token and send you to
a Microsoft redemption page.

If you have an older Minecraft account (you still log in with your username), visit this article to find out about account migration. Once you’ve migrated your account, you will be able to claim a code for Minecraft for Windows 10.

You must be signed into a Microsoft/Xbox Live account in order to redeem the code. Please note that you cannot move the license once the code has been redeemed. Your code is saved on your Mojang account page for future reference.

Reference :
https://help.mojang.com/customer/en/portal/arti...

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Java usage to high while playing minecraft/related


We have some confusion going on here.

First of all, the PC edition of Minecraft always used Java, and you will see it using CPU when you run Minecraft. This is normal, and I'm not sure why this is causing the OP to be concerned.

There is a new (Beta) version of "Minecraft for Windows 10" available in the Windows Store. Apparently Mojang converted the code from Java to C++ to run natively under Windows. When this version is running, there should be no Java running. This is not the same thing as the Minecraft PC (or Mac) edition.

If you are running "Minecraft for Windows 10" and you see Java running, it is another application on your system that is using Java. A completely different issue entirely. There are a number of desktop apps that use Java. Crashplan is one example.