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  • Penny Support Agent
    Bug Zapper Super Star Beacon of Knowledge Support

    I'm so sorry to hear that you can't find your worlds.  If you are on a PC, Minecraft: Education Edition worlds are stored locally on your device 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 minecraftWorlds 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're worried losing worlds in the future, it's a great idea to export and save your worlds after every session. https://minecrafteducation.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001427948

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