Cannot create worlds on Kindle Fire - "There was a problem loading this world"

Hello!

I have created an account here just to mention that I am having the exact same issue. My child loves playing Minecraft and it works perfectly fine on their older Amazon Kindle device. I recently purchased a new Kindle for my child and downloaded the newest version of Minecraft and, when I attempt to create a world while logged into their Child Profile, I get the message "There was a problem loading this world"

Have attempted to completely uninstall and reinstall the program - This doesn't work.

Have attempted to run program both off and on WiFi - This doesn't work.

Would love to roll back to a previous version of Minecraft, but since we're using a Kindle / Mobile device, this unfortunately isn't possible.

Please let us know when there is a fix! My children were looking forward to creating a world together during school break - This is now not possible due to this issue.

Game Version: 1.16.201

Storage: There is approx. 29 gigs of storage left on their 32 gig SD card (where the game is installed)

I'm having the same issue as decribed above i.e. new Fire Table, downloaded the Minecraft app via the cloud, the program runs but says ' There was a problem loading this world' when creating a new world. There are no other worlds to use so the game is useless as far as I understand and I have a very disappointed boy. 

Game version v1.16.21

Mojang AB

As a quick follow-up - If any mods or developers need any questions answered, please let me know! I am eager to get this issue fixed.

Also, I'm assuming that a lot of new Kindles will be bought / given as gifts for the holidays, and we won't be the only ones with this issue.

One of the developers above asked for us to upload our world - I'm in the same boat as "Maximillian" above. We have no other worlds on our Minecraft and cannot create a new world, so as of right now our Minecraft is indeed "useless."

The user who created MCPE-107209 for this issue with Kindle Freetime reports that they got world creation working by changing a new Kindle account setting:

From freetime account:

Settings, manage storage, internal storage, apps & games, minecraft, under permissions change setting to allow "contacts and storage"

Please let us know whether toggling this setting resolves the issue for you.

This fix absolutely worked!  My kids are both happily playing new Minecraft worlds as I type.    Thank you!!

I applied the fix suggested above and it did not work right away for creating a world in creative mode. I was able to create a world with survival mode, and then change it to creative. Then I went back and attempted again to create a new world in creative mode and it worked. Thanks!

The permissions workaround above also solved this on all four of my kids' Kindles!

However, there still seems to be a partial issue of saving data. Worlds can now be created, and they can join each other's worlds. So all is good there.

Character appearance customizations do not save though. Every time they open the game, they are back to either a generic Steve or Alex. The name they set in their own profiles is still there, but character appearance customization is done separately from changing the character name. It's that appearance customization that is not saving, so they're stuck either playing as Steve or Alex (three of the Kindles always start as Alex, one always starts as Steve...) or they have to re-change their appearance every time.

Also, changing the permissions caused three Kindles to immediately work. The fourth required a restart of the device before it started working.

Hi, this fix doesn't work for us, device is a Kindle Fire HD 8 Kid's Edition.  Minecraft works only under one of the grown-up profiles, not the kids profile.  Tried enabling the permissions for contacts and storage (from the grown-up account), still can't create a new world.  Usually get a message like "there was a problem loading this world" but sometimes the Create button simply does nothing when tapped.  Also can't seem to connect to or create a Microsoft account.

@Niall Porter: you’ll need to enable contacts and storage within the child’s account for Mincraft to be able to store world save files under that account.

I have enabled on my child’s profile and does not work. Also tried uninstalling and reinstalling.

@[Mod] GoldenHelmet - I don't think you can do that on child profiles on Amazon Fire for Kids, I certainly can't see how?  In the child profile you don't get the full Android settings.

When you go into storage select the name the name of the child’s profile and then let’s you go into the settings for Minecraft. I did the settings but did not work for me

OK, got it now, thanks - that seems to have worked for me, happy child again.

Tried this solution and I’m still having the problem. As others have said, Minecraft appears to be useless on the Fire and my son is very bummed. 

Same problem here. Got excited when I saw the solution, changed under the settings for the kindle and for my kids profile to make sure things were right, but still getting the same error whenever he tried to create a world. Maybe we will snag Terraria.

Tried it, did not work for me.

Retried it again and after a reboot of the tablet it started working.  Happy children.

Finally got it working. When logged into the child’s profile swipe down from the top of the screen, expand and select storage. Change the permissions there rather than from within the main adult profile 

Still not working for me after making the changes.

Longer version.

Bought new fire HD 8 kids edition 10th Generation yesterday.

Started to set it up.  

My daughter saw minecraft in the store and was desperate for it so we added it in parent account.

Went to child profile and allowed access to minecraft.

Logged in as child.  Attempted to play the game.  Failed cannot load profile.

Logged in as parent.  Attempted to play the game.  Succeeded.

Allowed her to use my account for some time including creating world etc.

When she went to bed.  I came on here and found this solution.  

Edited: Settings > Manage Storage > Internal Storage > Apps & Games > Minecraft > Permissions to allow her full permissions.

logged back in as her still didn't work

logged back in as me worked again

shutdown and restarted

logged back in as her still didn't work

logged back in as me worked again

tried uninstalling the game

shutdown and restarted

reinstalled the game

reedited settings Settings > Manage Storage > Internal Storage > Apps & Games > Minecraft > Permissions

logged in as daughter didn't work

logged in as me (curiously it had still stored minecraft details and didn't reprompt me to input them again) it worked

logged in as daughter didn't work

threw fire tablet out of window (OK I didn't do this final step but was sorely tempted to!)

Help please

Edit:  Have just read the person above's post.  Thank you.  That solved it.  Arghh!  What a nightmare.  So much frustration.  You are a star!  Thanks Michael Dawson.

To qualify the solution is not to change the settings when you are logged in as the adult - my mistake (or potentially Amazon's mistake/bug!).  You need to be logged in as the child - select the storage settings from the swipe down - enter the adult password/pin and then change the settings.

I suggest modifying the solution here to reflect the slight variation.

I thought I'd changed the storage settings in my son's account but I must've been logged on as myself. When I tried the Michael Dawson method - changing the settings while in the child's account - it worked. Thank you, sir!