What can I do if Microsoft supports deletes my minecraft world?

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Thank you for understanding.

Hello Ogemdi Achara,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that you lost your Worlds after PC reset. I know how frustrating it is for I also play the same type of game. You can recover your Worlds if you have made a back up. Is there by any change that you backed up your Worlds? Please see: Managing Data and Game Storage in Minecraft: Java Edition | Minecraft Help

If you haven't made any backups, I'm not sure if it's possible to recover them, but we can get assistance from Mojang Support to try and see if they have other options for recovering them.

We're looking forward to hearing from you. If there are any inquiries about our description or if there are any misconceptions, do reply to the post.

Thank you! But that did not work either. I can try deleting and re-downloading Minecraft, but I always lose all of my worlds when I do that. Is there a way I can delete it and re-download it without losing all of my worlds?

I have a problem. About a year or so ago i deleted a microsoft account that i don't use, meanwhile i had that account linked to my playstation 4's minecraft. But since i didnt unlink it before i deleted it, it wont let me link another accound because it shows there is still one connected. Is there a solution?

Hey Austin, to be blunt, this doesn't have a direct answer.

The thing is, Minecraft uses an entirely different (and imo, unnecessary) account system compared to other games like Hogwarts that requires you to create a Microsoft account. This isn't Mojang's fault, it's their owner. The thing with creating a Microsoft account for Minecraft is that—the Microsoft account isn't centered towards the game itself. An account link for a game like Hogwarts has Wizarding World. A Wizarding World account is Hogwarts version of a Microsoft account. And a Wizarding World account is centered towards the game itself (and any related content). A Microsoft account isn't. You can see how this will create problems.

To fix this, you will need to contact Minecraft Support. Microsoft Support will not be able to help you because you deleted your account. Neither can Sony since this happened on Xbox servers.

Minecraft Support:

https://aka.ms/Minecraft-Support

Hopefully this helps.

I'm really sorry to inform you that you unfortunately cannot yet recover deleted worlds. There is an article here you can read: https://primagames.com/tips/what-do-when-your-minecraft-world-gets-deleted

Primarily, it states: "At time of writing, the modern version of

Minecraft (Bedrock Edition 1.14.60.5, released on April 15th, 2020) doesn't have any options for recovering a world that's been deleted outright, since the game stores its files locally."

Even though 1.16 (Nether Update) just came out the other day, we still do not have a recovery feature. The only way to download deleted worlds is if the world was also hosted on a "Realm".

If you do have the world on a Realm, you can download the world file at any time by navigating through the menu as such:

Play > Realm > Edit [REALM NAME] > Download World

I hope this helps! If it makes you feel any better, I remember losing my first Minecraft world back in 2012 on Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. Tough times and heavy days my friend, you will get through this and make an even better world, I'm sure of it!