My Minecraft bedrock world disappeared.

Hi Gab_gon1, my name is Daniel and I would be happy to help.

Typically, all the Minecraft worlds you own are saved locally on your PC's hard drive. However, they are well hidden in separate folders and subfolders. So, to gain access to your lost worlds, you will first need to enter the hidden Minecraft folder.

These are the steps to guide you;

1 – Navigate to Windows Start, type %appdata% and press Enter
2 – Go to \roaming.minecraft\saves. Here you will find the folders where the game saved your worlds. Please note that each of your worlds are stored in separate folders.
3 - Open the world folder you want to restore
4 - Right click on an empty area and select Properties
5 – Select the Previous Version tab to list all Minecraft world folders that were deleted
6 - Select the folder you want to restore and click Restore to recover it.
7 – Start Minecraft, click on the menu and you should see the world you just restored there.

Credits: https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/fbd5d1a5-2c86-46e3-a443-575857148170

If this information has not solved the problem you are experiencing, let me know, I will be happy to continue helping you.

Best regards,
Daniel.

Hello Vladislav, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

Usually all Minecraft worlds you own are saved locally on your PC's hard drive. However, they are well hidden in separate folders and subfolders. So to get access to your your lost worlds, you'll first need to to into the Minecraft hidden folder.

Here are the steps to guide you;

1 – Navigate to Windows Start, type %appdata% and hit Enter

2 – Go to \roaming.minecraft\saves. Here you’ll find the folders where the game saved your worlds. Note that each of your worlds are stored in separate folders.

3 – Open up the folder for the world you want to restore

4 – Right-click on an empty area and select Properties

5 – Select the Previous version tab to list all the Minecraft world folders that got deleted

6 – Select the folder you’re want to restore and click Restore to recover it.

7 – Launch Minecraft, click on the menu and you should see the world you just restored on there.

I am terribly sorry for responding this late, I had a lot of school work that I had to do before the 15th of September, about the worlds, I am pretty sure that the instructions that you gave me are for java worlds only. I tried that and nothing happened. (I am on Minecraft bedrock)

You can use the Minecraft Realms standard or try the steps below first when transferring worlds.

In Minecraft (Bedrock Version), select the Sync Old Worlds button at the bottom of the worlds list in the Play menu. This finds any worlds on the device from the Minecraft: PS4 Edition and displays them below the button.

Select any of the worlds that are displayed to convert it to the Bedrock edition.

After conversion, the world will show up above the Sync Old Worlds button, along with the rest of your Bedrock worlds.

I uninstalled Minecraft and I can now see the world on my world list but whenever I try to edit or load the world it says “Failed to sync world data the world is not fully synced or has been corrupted try playing the world on a console where it’s in a good state and try migrating it again”