Desbloquea Minecraft Bedrock Edition gratis en Windows

Want Minecraft Bedrock Edition without the $20 price tag on Windows 10 or 11? MinecraftBedrockUnlocker is a free, open-source PowerShell script that does exactly that, assuming you've got the trial installed through Xbox App first. It's one of the few tools that actually works reliably in 2026.

What This Project Does

MinecraftBedrockUnlocker modifies your Minecraft Bedrock Edition installation to unlock the full game. You install the free trial from Xbox App, run the script, pick "Install Mod" from the menu, and suddenly you've got access to everything. The tool auto-detects your OS language, handles all the technical bits, and gets you playing within minutes.

The project's technically solid. It's written in PowerShell (no surprise there for Windows tools), has 103 stars on GitHub, and the maintainer releases updates regularly. The latest version, v3.3.1, fixed download issues that plagued earlier releases.

One thing to understand upfront: this only works with Xbox App installations. If you bought Minecraft from the Microsoft Store, this won't help you. That's a hard requirement due to how the two versions are packaged differently.

Why Use This

Look, free is free. If you can't justify $20 for a game but you want to build in Minecraft, this tool solves that problem. It's legal in most jurisdictions (open source, fully documented on GitHub), and it's not like you're dealing with malware or sketchy.exe files.

Beyond the obvious money angle, some players in the EU region prefer Bedrock Edition for its cross-platform multiplayer features - playing with console and mobile friends in the same world is genuinely unique to Bedrock. So if that's your use case and budget's tight, you now have a path forward.

There's also the tinkering angle. If you're into modifying game files and understanding how installations work, this project shows you exactly how it's done in pure PowerShell. Nothing hidden, nothing obfuscated.

Installation: Two Paths Forward

Before you do anything, grab the free Minecraft trial from Xbox App. Open Xbox App, search "Minecraft for Windows," grab the trial version, and let it install to the default location (C:\XboxGames\). Don't install from Microsoft Store - that's the one gotcha that breaks everything.

Once the trial's installed, you've got two ways to run the unlocker.

Method 1 - PowerShell One-Liner (Recommended)

Open PowerShell as Administrator and paste this:

irm https://github.com/CoelhoFZ/MinecraftBedrockUnlocker/raw/main/e.ps1 | iex

This downloads the latest installer directly from GitHub and runs it in memory. Windows SmartScreen won't block it because it never touches your hard drive as a.exe file. Here's the thing, it's clever, actually.

Method 2 - Double-Click install.bat

You can download install.bat from the GitHub releases page, double-click it, and it opens PowerShell automatically and runs the same command above. If you're uncomfortable with command line stuff, this is your move.

Either way, once it's running, the script shows an interactive menu. Pick option [1] to install the mod, wait while it modifies your Bedrock installation, and you're done. You can launch Minecraft from your Start Menu like normal.

Key Features That Matter

The tool handles language detection automatically. You boot it up, and if your Windows is set to German, Portuguese, or another of the top supported languages, it Just Works. No configuration needed.

It also includes error handling and retry logic built in. Download fails the first time? The script retries with cache-busting. This is why v3.3.1 fixed the earlier 404 errors - the maintainer switched from release assets to raw.githubusercontent.com, making downloads more reliable.

And there's option [3] in the menu to launch Minecraft directly. Small thing, but convenient.

The Caveats You Need to Know

First: this is Windows 10/11 only. If you're on Windows 7, 8, or anything older, you're out of luck.

Second: Xbox App must be the source. Microsoft Store version won't work, period.

Third - and this is important if you play multiplayer - many servers run anti-cheat or modified-client detection. Using modded or unlocked clients can get you banned. Check your server's rules before jumping in. Single-player creative mode, you're fine. Multiplayer? Ask the admin first or play it safe on vanilla servers.

The project includes a clear disclaimer that this is "for educational purposes only" and asks users to support developers by purchasing the game if they can. Take that seriously. If you fall in love with Minecraft and can scrape together the money later, buy it.

Uninstalling Is Clean

If you want to go back to the trial version, you have options. You can reinstall Minecraft from Xbox App, which will restore the original files and wipe the modifications. Or you can delete the Minecraft folder entirely from C:\XboxGames\Minecraft for Windows\ and reinstall fresh.

Nothing permanent gets baked into your system. The tool doesn't touch your registry or scatter files across your PC. Remove the game folder, and it's like it never happened.

Similar Projects Worth Knowing About

If you're into modding Minecraft or working with game installations, you might also find useful our Nether Portal Calculator for planning dimension travel, or the Minecraft Votifier Tester if you're setting up your own server later.

There are other Bedrock edition mods and launchers floating around, but MinecraftBedrockUnlocker stands out because it's lightweight, open source, and actually maintained. No mysterious DLLs, no Chinese ads, no sketchy partnerships. Just a PowerShell script you can read and verify yourself.