My son has an inexpensive Nobis tablet. We were having major issues with several things including Minecraft, so I did a factory reset to the tablet last night. Prior to the reset, Minecraft would not save any worlds for him. He could play for several hours but if he would exit the game and come back to it later, everything would be gone. The factory reset had no issues, I logged into his Google acct, and MinecraftPE installed with no issues. This morning I was excited to tell him everything looked good. He loaded Minecraft and tried to begin a new world. He named his world and when he tried to begin, he kept getting the error "Kyler (world name) is corrupt and cannot respond". Any suggestions on how I can help him?
It's likely that the factory reset did not remove any of his old Minecraft files which may be corrupt. Have him create a new world with a name he has never used before. It should generate new files. Also make sure he is on the latest version which is 0.9.5.
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It's likely that the factory reset did not remove any of his old Minecraft files which may be corrupt. Have him create a new world with a name he has never used before. It should generate new files. Also make sure he is on the latest version which is 0.9.5.