My Minecraft Education Code Projects were deleted after game restart

Hello dear Gamer, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is Vinicius.

I am a gamer and independent advisor on the XBOX community platform.

Hey StrawberryAppleWatermelon45, how are you today? Hope you're well.

StrawberryAppleWatermelon45,

I'm so sorry to hear that you can't find your projects. It sounds like they may have been corrupted when the game restarted. If you'd like to investigate, Minecraft: Education Edition worlds are stored locally on your device and on a PC you may still be able to find the world files here:

C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Minecraft Education Edition\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds

The tricky part of this is that the world folders are listed with a "GUID", which is a series of letters and numbers that don't correlate to the world name that you'd recognize. Here what I would suggest to find the world and see if you can still open it:

sort the Minecraft Worlds folder by date and try to pinpoint the time you were last in the world

open the folder that has a date/time close to the last time you were in the world

open the file called "levelname.txt" in a text editor to see the name of the world. If it's the world you are looking for, close the file and move to the next step

copy the entire folder for this world to your desktop, or another convenient location

open the folder in this new location, select all of the files in the directory, right click and then select "Send to Compressed (zipped) folder"

A new file with extension ".zip" will show up in this folder. Move this .zip file to the desktop, or another convenient location

Rename the .zip file to "[WORLDNAME].mcworld" - WORLDNAME is a name you choose that is recognizeable to you

Double click on this file, and Minecraft: Education Edition will launch

If you get an error about the import process, your world has become corrupted and you will not be able to open it. in Minecraft: Education Edition.

If you're worried that the machine may blue screen again in the future, it's a great idea to export and save your worlds after every session.

(Source:

https://educommunity.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/com...)

Hope this helps.

Cheers.

Hi there! This is Ronnie, an independent advisor.

Nice to meet you and I hope you are having a great day!

I understand you need help in deleting the skin pack for the game.

You can try this:

Open File Explorer and click the View tab and select the Hidden Items box

Then in File Explorer click – Local Disk (C – Users – [your username] – AppData – Roaming – Minecraft Education Edition – games – com.mojang – skin_packs ( for example my location is – C:\Users\csmythe\AppData\Roaming\Minecraft Education Edition\games\com.mojang\skin_packs)

Then simply right click the folder name for the Skin pack you want to Delete and Delete it, then Restart Minecraft Education Edition

Hi again OakGill!

Honestly, no I have never heard of Public Schooling systems to use Minecraft as an educational tool. However, after playing it myself I can understand why they may use it in possibly a physics class. Another thing is that even though I have never heard of
Minecraft in schools I am familiar with gaming in schools. My high school had a Halo club, and a Super Smash Bros. club that would meet regularly in the library after school. These clubs were not necessarily used to educate students, but they did offer a place
for children to go in a safe environment to play a game and compete without worry. I met a lot of my friends in those clubs and it brought students together.

I live in the UK and we don't use Minecraft for educational reasons but Minecraft is on the school computers. I do think it's a good idea to use Minecraft for educational reasons since it's a fun game.

Code connection is part of the Education Edition of minecraft. Which is available on pc only as far as i know.