Missing Minecraft world that exists on another connected xbox

Hi Reltub

Please tell me, do you have access to another Xbox?
Could be great test if the same happens there

In the meantime we can try something different, this is download the Minecraft preview app. Once downloaded import the “old worlds” using the button for that purpose

Once imported try using your existing worlds or create new worlds

**you don’t need to delete the regular Minecraft version for this purpose

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.

Hello Bcr213,

We understand that you're experiencing an issue concerning wanting to play a world on Minecraft on an Xbox 360 that was created on an Xbox One console.

Our suggestion here, please attempt to view this transferring Minecraft worlds to another device
support article which discusses the process for transferring worlds in Minecraft.

Check this for us and then let us know if this helps.

Best wishes!

When you play the new Minecraft on your Xbox One console, you’ll will be able to sync your existing worlds from the Xbox One Edition. Additionally, if you have a Realms subscription then your realms will
also appear on your Windows 10, iOS, Android, Kindle, or Gear VR devices (if you own them).

To sync your worlds from the Xbox One Edition to Minecraft:

1. Sign into your console with the account that you previously saved your Xbox One Edition world with.
2. Launch Minecraft and select Play from the main menu.
3. On the Worlds tab, select Sync Old Worlds if your existing games haven’t already been migrated.
   
4. Select the world that you want to migrate and wait for conversion to complete.
5. Your world will now sync to the new Minecraft when you sign in.

In addition to world sync, certain skin pack, texture pack, and mash-up pack purchases that you made on the console will also be available when you play the new Minecraft, and on your other devices.

When you play the new Minecraft on your Xbox One console, you’ll will be able to sync your existing worlds from the Xbox One Edition. Additionally, if you have a Realms subscription then your realms will
also appear on your Windows 10, iOS, Android, Kindle, or Gear VR devices (if you own them).

To sync your worlds from the Xbox One Edition to Minecraft:

1. Sign into your console with the account that you previously saved your Xbox One Edition world with.
2. Launch Minecraft and select Play from the main menu.
3. On the Worlds tab, select Sync Old Worlds if your existing games haven’t already been migrated.
   
4. Select the world that you want to migrate and wait for conversion to complete.
5. Your world will now sync to the new Minecraft when you sign in.

In addition to world sync, certain skin pack, texture pack, and mash-up pack purchases that you made on the console will also be available when you play the new Minecraft, and on your other devices.