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Getting Started

Register, prep your system, and run Akira Memory in Minecraft for the first time.

This takes you from a new account to playing with Akira Memory. Memory needs a bit of system prep before its first run, so set aside a few extra minutes the first time.

Akira Memory runs on Minecraft 1.7.10–1.12.2 across a wide range of launchers. Check your version and launcher in the FAQ before you start.

Set up and run

1

Create your account

Register and log in at akiraghost.com. The full walkthrough is in Getting Started under your account.

2

Prep your system

Memory uses techniques antivirus and screen-share tools often misread, so prepare Windows before the first run. Work through Before running Akira — or run the bypass tool as Administrator to handle it automatically.

3

Download Akira Memory

With an active subscription, download Akira only from our official website, akiraghost.com. Follow the download and run steps in the bypassing guide exactly — they matter for staying low-profile.

4

Whitelist it in your antivirus

Whitelist Akira so your antivirus doesn't quarantine it. On Windows Defender, BitDefender, ESET, or Avast, our whitelist tool does it for you. The full guide is in Installing and Starting.

5

Run Akira and log in

Start Akira and sign in with your account. Memory runs alongside the game rather than injecting into it, so it doesn't depend on a specific launcher.

6

Open Minecraft and play

Launch any supported Minecraft version on your usual client, then open Akira's menu in-game. From there you can browse the features, bind your keys, and load a config.

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