can we recover world in minecraft without backup

Hello, Himlo S. I’m Arturo, and I’ll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

I’m afraid to say, but if no backup was made for the world that was lost, it is not possible to recover it.

I understand this is not the kind of answer you were expecting, but I hope it helps in some way.

Thanks for your attention,

Arturo.

Hi Himlo,

When you state mobile, are you referring to the Phone pocket version of Minecraft? If so, there is no way to recover deleted worlds that you did not have a backup file for.

Hello, I'm Felipe and I'm an independent Community Advisor, and I'll do my best to help you.

It's possible that your deleted Minecraft world is still available in the Xbox Cloud. Here's what you can try to recover it:

On your Xbox Series S, open the Minecraft game and go to the "Play" menu.

Look for the "Sync Old Worlds" option and select it.

This should show you a list of worlds that are stored in the Xbox Cloud. Look for your deleted world and select it.

Choose the "Download" option to download the world back to your Xbox Series S.

If your world is not showing up in the Sync Old Worlds list, it may have been permanently deleted from the Xbox Cloud as well. In that case, you may not be able to recover it.

Regarding your Seagate storage expansion, if you had previously saved a backup of your Minecraft world on the expansion before deleting it, you might be able to recover it from there. You can connect the Seagate expansion to your Xbox Series S and then try to locate the saved data for the deleted world.

If none of these methods work, unfortunately, it may not be possible to recover your deleted Minecraft world. It's always a good idea to make regular backups of your saved data to prevent permanent loss of your game progress.

Hello Deathstroke, my name is zahir, a independent advisor.

If you log back in, you should be able to redownload your skins.

If your Minecraft save disappeared and you have a working backup, you can restore the Minecraft world from your backup. Your specific backup may be different based on your Android device and version, but the process for iOS is fairly standard and boils down to restoring your device through iCloud. We’ve covered variations of both below:

Android

These instructions involve restoring a backup from Samsung Cloud.

Go to Settings, then Accounts and backup.

Choose Restore data.

Select your device

Ensure you’re restoring the Minecraft app (inside Apps), then tap Restore.

https://7datarecovery.com/blog/recover-minecraft-world/

This link will provide picturs as well of you are having difficulty.

Regards
Zahir

Hi, if the issue is with the game itself yes. You can try to delete completely Minecraft from your computer (including the .Minecraft folder)

If you need to backup your worlds or more, please use this article:
https://www.howtogeek.com/202591/how-to-backup-...

**Before restoring everything, try opening Minecraft and create a brand new world and check if the issue persist