Is it possible to recover a save game data if you accidently deleted it while playing a game?

Did you delete any Borderlands 2 game save data? If not then a call you support is in order, though recover of your lost data is not possible.

It sounds like you deleted your save data when you deleted the game. Unless you had it backed up somewhere, it is not possible to recover it.

Your saved games data is stored in the cloud as well as the HDD if you delete the saved games data from HDD by accident it will sync from the cloud, at the moment there is a service alert which could be causing your problem.

Hey Heiko

Thank you for taking the time to post this on the Xbox Forums. We understand that you are inquiring about recovering some save data you had on your account previously.

In regards to this, if you delete a save file, or overwrite a previous one, then you will be unable to recover the old state of you save data.

In other words, you will not be able to recover your previous score or data.

There is a possibility to recover your save data, as the Xbox One saved data to two different areas:

1. Your local storage for when you play offline [which will get overwritten the next time you play the game connected to Xbox Live]
2. The Cloud storage for when ever you play connected to Xbox Live [This allows you to take your save data anywhere if you can connect to Xbox Live and sign into your account and launch the game]

You can read more on this over at the
Xbox One cloud game saves FAQ if you are curious about anything else save data related for the Xbox One.

I hope this was able to clear up any confusion this might have caused.

Hi Remu,

Thanks for coming to the forums. We understand you are trying to recover saved worlds. We recommend to check the storage for the game itself. See if there is save data within the game. To do this go to system settings>storage>then choose your game. If it
is not there it is possible when the Xbox glitched that it deleted this data. If it did and you do not have cloud save enabled then they are gone and there is no way of recovering them.

Thanks,

Brad