Minecraft Corruption

TuskedCat · Apr 22, 2022

I have 2 consoles I play Minecraft on both of them using the same account. It has been normal until one time I load in on one console and It was as If the saves before and after I played on the other combined. I built something, saved the game, then destroyed it and built something different. Switched consoles and now the two structures were combined, one overwritten the other, but it seemed like one chunk saved. Now whenever I use console 1 (glitched one) it has a different save than my console 2. Any one have suggestions on how I can fix this?

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TH0MASG007

Minecraft doesn't need internet to work unless you play on multiplayer mode. Do you save your world before close your Minecraft? If is corrupt I suggest to copy the corrupted world and check tutorial for uncurrupt it.

Chargersbride

This is Xbox forum, here you go a link for you https://support.playstation.com/s/?language=en_US

Rostom L

That's the right place as shown in the image. It looks like there are no previous versions.

Try instead to verify and repair your game:
Open the Xbox app for Windows.
In My Library, select the game title.
Select the More options (…) button and choose Manage.
Select Files and then Verify and repair.

Ralf Playz

this is what comes up

Ricardo Lechuga

Hi TuskedCat! My name is Ricardo an independent advisor ready to help you with this situation!

Play on the console that has the correct save file, then end the game and turn off the console completely, on the second console, the one that has the glitched save, delete the local save, then power cycle the console like this

Remove the account from the console

Turn off the Xbox console by pressing the Xbox button on the front of the console for about 10 seconds until it shuts down completely.

Unplug the console's power cable. Wait 10 seconds.

Plug the console power cable back in.

Press the Xbox button on your console to turn on the Xbox

Download the account again

Open the game and let it sync from the cloud

Minecraft Corruption