Minecraft Worlds not syncing on Series X

Hey there!

Minecraft's Cloud Saving will only sync your character and profile, worlds are stored only on the device you played.

If she really needs her old world back, you can use the Minecraft Realms trial to "download" the world on Xbox Series X, you can follow this Guide here.

Hello ThaFierceOne,

Thank you for contacting the Xbox Support forums. I understand that you are unable to transfer your Minecraft World to your new Xbox Series X console. I see that you have already attempted to copy Minecraft on an external drive, but please view Managing Data and Game Storage in Minecraft for additional troubleshooting suggestions that you may attempt.

Please note that the suggested fix in this article is to attempt to transfer your Minecraft World using Minecraft Realms. If you have not used your Realms free trial, you will be able to use this step free of charge.

If you have already used your free trial, or if this method doesn't resolve the issue even after attempting to transfer a world through Realms, please feel free to respond back to this thread.

Thank you!

-Tali

I followed the steps and the world still seems to be de-synced/corrupted. I loaded, a saved and quit the world on the Xbox one, and powercycled, then loaded the world on the Series X, but the same message popped up. It did bring up a screen saying “syncing data for Minecraft” with a load bar, though. Any other ways to upload this world? *Apologies for the bad image quality*

Also, it might be worth noting that the world is labeled as being 456 MB on the Xbox series X, while only 350-ish on the Xbox One.

I am playing Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Xbox Series X. I've tried restarting the game, restarting my Xbox, and reinstalling the game. Unfortunately, when I reinstalled the game, all of my worlds were currupted, and the game is pretty much broken. I can create new worlds and play on them just fine, but I've lost all of my old worlds. I decided to go into the game files using a 3rd party app, and I turned v-sync off by editing the text file, and that made the fps so much less choppy, and I can play the game now. But, I would still like to know how to enable v-sync within the game. Also, RIP to my Minecraft worlds.

So the game is minecraft, im not downloading dlc, im trying to sync a world onto a hard drive, but the world cannot sync as there is an error.