How to restore a Minecraft World, but with no previous version Restore button

How to recover missing Minecraft world:

1. Click the start button and search %appdata%.
2. Find and enter the .minecraft folder.
3. Find the saves folder and right-click it, there should be an option called restore previous versions.

Since the PC was wiped, all locally saved files are gone, so even if you have the Windows 10 version of Minecraft, "restoring previous version" wouldn't work since there is no previous version to restore. (However this could be a solution if you had just
deleted the world and not have wiped the whole PC). Sorry, the world is gone.

Did you lose your worlds and achievements as well? Before you uninstalled the game, did you backup your Worlds?

Please attempt the following to recover missing Minecraft world:

1. Click the start button and search %appdata%.
   
2. Find and enter the .minecraft folder.
   
3. Find the saves folder and right-click it, there should be an option called restore previous versions.
   

Hello Vladislav, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

Usually all Minecraft worlds you own are saved locally on your PC's hard drive. However, they are well hidden in separate folders and subfolders. So to get access to your your lost worlds, you'll first need to to into the Minecraft hidden folder.

Here are the steps to guide you;

1 – Navigate to Windows Start, type %appdata% and hit Enter

2 – Go to \roaming.minecraft\saves. Here you’ll find the folders where the game saved your worlds. Note that each of your worlds are stored in separate folders.

3 – Open up the folder for the world you want to restore

4 – Right-click on an empty area and select Properties

5 – Select the Previous version tab to list all the Minecraft world folders that got deleted

6 – Select the folder you’re want to restore and click Restore to recover it.

7 – Launch Minecraft, click on the menu and you should see the world you just restored on there.

Hi Ralf!

Try to press Windows Button+R the type “%appdata%”
and click OK.
Select the Minecraft Folder and click on it.
Right-click on the folder interface and select Properties. There will be a Window pop up showing you all deleted previous versions.
Select the Required version
Select the Restore button to complete the process.