Is there a way to resync starfield to a another point in the cloud data?

Hi. My name is Brilliant and I am happy to assist you today.

Unfortunately there is no way you can recover overwritten saves on cloud and on your console.

I hope this helps resolve your query.

This moderator is clearly copying and pasting old data from the Xbox One days. This troubleshoot doesn’t work on Xbox Series X or S consoles.

“Cloud saved games” isn’t an option anymore.

I can’t find how to force a cloud sync. I can’t play Starfield on my other console in another room because the data won’t sync.

What’s the point of cloud saving if it doesn’t actually save???

hi there.

Unfortunately, as Smwutches mentioned if a profile or saved data is deleted from the cloud there is no way to reacquire that data or the account.

We do hope that helps clarify and hope that the data was not deleted from the cloud so when you sign in online it will resync.

Have you played on another Xbox recently? If so it could be a Cloud Sync Error, in which case you might want to remove all data from the cloud and put it on that other Xbox, Resync on your current Xbox, then repload your data (had this happen to me once
or twice...)

Hello Markenstine，



Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

I know you're experiencing problems with lost archives and failed cloud synchronization, and I completely understand how you feel. First of all, for the problem you described, here are some ways to help you get back your lost archive or resynchronize your cloud data.



1. Check Xbox Live Cloud Archive Synchronization Status
If you're experiencing an error that says you need to be online to play or have lost your cloud archive, first make sure your Xbox Series X is properly connected to the Xbox Live service. Sometimes Xbox's Cloud Archive service is temporarily down, preventing data from being synchronized.
Solution:
Make sure your Xbox Series X is connected to the Internet.
Check if the Xbox Live service status is normal: Xbox Live Service Status page.
If Xbox Live is working properly, try entering the game again and wait for the cloud archive to synchronize.



2. Verify that the Xbox archive exists in the cloud
Sometimes there are conflicts between local and cloud archives. Especially if you choose to delete a local archive, it may cause the cloud archive to go out of sync.
Solution:
Press the Xbox button on your Xbox console to open the menu.
Go to Settings > System > Storage.
Check the game's storage options to make sure you have a cloud archive.
If you have a cloud archive, try selecting Restore from Cloud Archive or Restore to Last Active Archive. 3.



3. Check if the local archive is missing
After reinstalling the game or deleting a local archive, the game may try to load the archive from the cloud. If the cloud archive fails, your game archive may be lost.
Solution:
In Xbox Settings, go to Storage Options and check if you have a local archive (Perish's local archive may be saved on your local hard drive).
You can try restoring your local archive to see if you can get your data back. 4.



4. Log out and back in to your Xbox account
Sometimes account synchronization issues can cause cloud archives to not load correctly. Signing out and back in to your Xbox account may resolve the issue.
Solution:
Press the Xbox button and go to Settings > Account.
Select Sign Out and then Sign Back In.
Restart Xbox and relaunch the game to see if you are able to resynchronize the cloud archive.



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



Best regards

|Microsoft Community Support Specialist