Minecraft – How to know which version of forge I should download for the Minecraft mods

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I've been trying to get different mods for Minecraft on my computer.
I have followed a few different instructions I've found online With no luck.
It all says to download the right Version of forge. Stupid question I know, but how do I know which one is right? What I am doing obviously isn't working.

Can someone really break it down to me as I'm new to this and trying to get these different mods for my son.

Please explain as detailed as possible please!

We have Minecraft Windows 10

Best Answer

Minecraft forge only works with the java version of minecraft, not the windows 10 version of minecraft. Unfortunately, if you want to use mods, you'll have to get the java edition.

Here's a link that explains all the different versions. Again, only the top one (Java Edition) will work with minecraft forge mods.

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