Education edition error code 1x9

Hello Lily_352，



Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

The error code 1x9 or 2x9 and the cloud archive upload issue you're experiencing with Minecraft Education Edition may be related to disk space, account sync, or a problem with the cloud storage service. The fact that you're still getting “Insufficient disk space” errors despite deleting some worlds suggests that there may be a few things to troubleshoot. Here are some solutions you can try:



1. Check local storage space
Even though you've deleted some worlds, the game itself may still be taking up a lot of local storage space, especially for cache files or other temporary data. If the storage space is full, you may not be able to free up enough space even if you delete a few small worlds.
Solution:
Check the remaining storage space on your device:
On Windows 10/11, click the Start menu and select Settings > System > Storage.
Check the available storage space and make sure you have enough free space (it is recommended to have at least 5-10GB free space for games and cloud archive synchronization).
Clean up unnecessary files:
Delete temporary files, caches, or applications you are no longer using to free up space. 2.



2. Try logging out and back in to your Microsoft account
Sometimes archive synchronization issues are related to account authentication errors. Try logging out of your Microsoft account and logging back in to ensure that your cloud archive is synchronized correctly.
Solution:
Log out of your Microsoft account within the game.
Log back into your Microsoft account.
Launch the game again and see if it synchronizes properly. 3.



3. Check Cloud Storage Settings
Even though you deleted your local worlds, it's possible that your Minecraft Education Edition is still trying to sync or upload the deleted world data. Check the cloud storage settings in the game to see if you can manage your cloud archive manually.
Solution:
Open Minecraft Education Edition and go to Settings.
Look for Cloud Storage Management or Sync Settings and make sure that Cloud Archiving is turned on properly and that you can clear or manage storage.



4. Clearing Cache Files
Minecraft and other games may accumulate cache files that are not automatically deleted, but can take up a lot of storage space. Clearing these caches may resolve some synchronization issues.
Solution:
Close Minecraft.
In File Explorer, navigate to C:\Users\Your Username\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang.
Delete all temporary cache files or deleted world data files.
Restart Minecraft and try uploading to the cloud again.



You can also contact the support staff of the corresponding game to find out why.



Best regards

|Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Code connection is part of the Education Edition of minecraft. Which is available on pc only as far as i know.

Hey bilderman

Thank you for taking the time to post this on the Xbox Forums.

There is a great FAQ about Minecraft Education Edition that you can take a look at

here.

Take in mind that all users will need an Office 365 subscription in order to login.

However there is another article that covers
eligibility for Minecraft Education Edition that you can view here.

The short answer would be "yes":

"An eligible educator must be a full-time or part-time faculty or staff member at an academic institution and have a school-specific email address provided by the school (for example, contoso.edu) that can receive external email."

I would encourage you to review these articles thoroughly as to obtain a finer understanding of how this version varies from the rest.

I hope this was of some use to you.

Minecraft Education Edition is being used to teach kids about coding, chemical reactions etc.

Im not surprised at Forza and certain racing games that is close to the real life counterpart. Developers are trying to get it to be as true as possible.

Hi TARDISBoy11735,

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community Forum. I hope you're doing well.

We understand that you are having issues with signing in to your Minecraft Education Edition.

This might be because of some policies or restriction on your account that was set by your organization. The best way for help on this case is to contact your school IT admin in order for them to check on your account and grant you the permission to use the license on your account for the game. As much as we would love to help you, this is already beyond our knowledge and expertise, that is why referring you to your school IT admin is the best way we can do to help you.

Furthermore, we recommend that you create a post on this forum Minecraft: Education Edition Support. In that way you can get information from experts and other members who had encountered the same issue like yours. That forum is specified to the same version of licenses like you have.

Hope it helps.

Sincerely





Microsoft Community Forum Moderator