This one time I ran a debloater for Windows 10. It removed all the UWP apps. It turned out Minecraft Bedrock was an UWP app. It also turned out that UWP progr

This one time I ran a debloater for Windows 10. It removed all the UWP apps. It turned out Minecraft Bedrock was an UWP app. It also turned out that UWP programs, unlike traditional Windows programs, store their data inside of the application folder. So not only did it delete the game, but also the game world I had just spent two weeks working on. (Apparently you're supposed to run the debloater before doing anything else with the computer!)