Minecraft world corrupted/deleted looking to recover world

Try the following:

Find the Minecraft tile in "My Games and Apps" and press the Menu button (the three lines button to the right of the Xbox button). Choose to manage the game.

Delete the LOCAL savegame only from the console.

Then try to launch Minecraft. Let the console sync your savegame from the cloud.

However, if that sync fails, then I'm afraid your world is really lost and can't be recovered.

To prevent something like that from happening again, please back up your world regularly with these instructions: https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360034754912-Backing-up-Minecraft-worlds-

Thanks. I've already tried the sync but it doesn't work, so i'll make a new world. I'll be sure to backup this one!

Access Application Data\.minecraft\saves. ...

1. Make a copy of the corrupted world folder & all files & folders inside, and rename it however you please. ...
2. Start Minecraft and create a new world, then save and close Minecraft. ...
3. Go back to Application Data\. ...
4. Cut the files (but not the folders) from the new saved world folder.
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Hello, I'm Felipe and I'm an independent Community Advisor, and I'll do my best to help you.

It's possible that your deleted Minecraft world is still available in the Xbox Cloud. Here's what you can try to recover it:

On your Xbox Series S, open the Minecraft game and go to the "Play" menu.

Look for the "Sync Old Worlds" option and select it.

This should show you a list of worlds that are stored in the Xbox Cloud. Look for your deleted world and select it.

Choose the "Download" option to download the world back to your Xbox Series S.

If your world is not showing up in the Sync Old Worlds list, it may have been permanently deleted from the Xbox Cloud as well. In that case, you may not be able to recover it.

Regarding your Seagate storage expansion, if you had previously saved a backup of your Minecraft world on the expansion before deleting it, you might be able to recover it from there. You can connect the Seagate expansion to your Xbox Series S and then try to locate the saved data for the deleted world.

If none of these methods work, unfortunately, it may not be possible to recover your deleted Minecraft world. It's always a good idea to make regular backups of your saved data to prevent permanent loss of your game progress.

Hi there! This is Virginia O.

I understand that you are experiencing issues with a corrupted world in Minecraft.

I apologize for the inconvenienced this has caused you. I will do my best to help you.

If your Minecraft Bedrock world is showing "there was a problem loading this world" and you're seeing missing dependency errors when trying to load add-ons, it strongly suggests your world is corrupted, likely due to issues with installed add-ons.

The best thing that we can do is to recover from a backup if you have one, or potentially try to manually fix the world by deleting problematic add-on files, or even starting a new world with similar settings if no backup exists.

To fix a corrupted world please check for backups.

Go to your Minecraft world save directory on your device.

Look for a backup version of your world with a date and time stamp that might be before the corruption occurred.

If a backup exists, try loading that version of the world to see if it works.

And then review Add-on dependencies:

To do this, please open your world's add-on folder.

Check for any add-ons that are marked as having missing dependencies.

Try deleting or updating these add-ons, then attempt to load the world again.

Thank you for your cooperation.