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can someone tell or link a video that will explain to me how to install minecraft mods. i have windows7 pc

Youtube.

youtube.com or .net or what :P

but a specifiic video

youtube.net? wat da fuck

Why are you making a thread for such a simple thing that you could have done yourself in less than 10 seconds?

Im_behind_you wrote:youtube.com or .net or what :P

but a specifiic video

Wait, are you serious, or are you trolling?

i have tried so hard to find a good guide but i cant.... and is it possible to temperally disable them while playing on these servers?
I swear this is serious im a bit of a luditite

Don't use a video how to, use a text one. You can whole sale copy paste commands that way, youtube not so much.

Read the instructions that come with the mod. Some require you to drag stuff into your minecraft.jar, some require a modloader, some require a modloader and a framework. There is no one size fits all.

Somes mods are more complicated then others, just search in youtube.COM. "name of mod" installation guide

The default rules for installing a mod are simple.
Step 1. Download the mod (unzip if necessary)
Step 2. Open it and select all the class files. DO NOT SELECT THE FOLDER THEY'RE IN, IF ANY.
Step 3. Find the minecraft.jar

Find minecraft.ajr in Windows
Click Start Menu (lower left corner)
Then go to Run
Type in %appdata%
There will be a window popup, browse in there you should find a minecraft folder
Go inside minecraft folder, then go into bin folder
Now you should see minecraft.jar

Step 4. Unzip minecraft.jar, remove the first two files from the meta-IMF folder in it, and paste those classes you copied earlier.
Step 5. Rename unzipped "minecraft" to minecraft.jar and delete the one you unzipped to get that folder.
Step 6. If there are any config folders in the download, click the back arrow to exit the bin. Create a folder named mods, then inside that one titled the name of the mod, then inside that copy paste all config files.
Step 7. Edit those config files however you want (if any) and run minecraft.

Or, most mods have instructions on the download site. Follow them.

ESPECIALLY modloader, which is essential for quick mod changes without editing the minecraft.jar manually. What mods were you planning to install anyways?