Error Message about Minecraft Running Out of Data Storage

Alt0150 · Jan 24, 2020

About four days ago I was trying to play Minecraft Bedrock on my Xbox one and got an error message that it wouldn't let me access my worlds because I was running out of data storage. This was odd because I have about 25% of the box free. I did the following:

1. Soft rebooted the game

2. Deleted other games on the xbox

3. Deleted other profile in Minecraft

4. Deleted worlds

5. Cleared the cache

6. Uninstalled and reinstalled minecraft

I now have over half the box free, and it still won't respond. I've contacted both Microsoft and Mojang and each seems to think the other is to blame or simply just ignores me. It appears the only thing to do is to reset the box to factory settings and see
if that works but I'm concerned that I will A) lose my favourite world or B) I won't be able to log back in because I don't remember how to. I am not on relms, Minecraft came with the xbox and that version of the game still functions. Minecraft seems to
be the only game that this effects. Is there a work around that will save my one world and how do I effect it?

Here is a link to a bug report at Mojang exactly like mine https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-46543?filter=-3

:)

BlackRhino90

Are you using an external hard drive? You may have to change your default storage settings.

Alt0150

Okay, so I reset the xbox but kept mu games during the reset. I was able to redownload my worlds from Xbox live so nothing was lost. This worked for about two weeks where the same thing has happened again. This only seems to affect Minecraft but only
on the xbox. I try to reset the box again, annoyed that it broke again, and now my two best worlds are not syncing and or corrupt. I tried to delete the local game data, and reinstall minecraft, nothing work. Now my worlds are lost. Mojang can't seem to
help and I don't want to play the game anymore. This was the only game we played on the xbox. I bought Gold live so I could back up my game and it's all useless. This totally sucks! The game is unplayable now because there's no point in investing time into
the game only to have it trash all of your work or fail to load.

Alt0150

No, I am not. I have one now, but even after formatting it to store games, and saving minecraft to the drive it's still giving me the same message. I have over 300 gb available and it's telling me I'm running out of space

NeoDan123

Have you tried doing a hard reset/power cycle on your console?

Press and hold the Xbox logo on the front of the console until it switches off, waiting atleast 30 seconds before switching it on again

Sylvanoes

I've been having the same issue for a few months now. Getting tired of factory resetting my limited edition Xbox one S constantly, then having to download my profile.. Download my games.. Install them.. Download my resource packs.. Maps on the cloud.

I've done everything but the one thing I can't do.. Access the Xbox Cloud to make sure that there aren't an phantom images hogging cloud space, since like the internal storage, it's protected isolated storage that the user can't access.

No captures, because it's been factory reset about once a month for 3-4 months. No other games. No saves. The store doesn't work either for the same reason. I guess Microsoft doesn't want our money for Minecraft purchases any more...? People have been complaining
about this now going on for.. Almost 2 years now..? Personally? I'm done factory resetting my Xbox once a month. If Microsoft doesn't want to fix the issue.. I guess.. I'll just stop spending money.

There has to be a token with some stupid value that isn't being cleared by a routine that has been changed.

Error Message about Minecraft Running Out of Data Storage