Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and install the latest version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition on your PC.
2. Download a new Minecraft world from a reliable source, making sure it is compatible with the current version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
3. Open Minecraft, navigate to the 'Worlds' tab, and import the downloaded world.
4. After the world is imported successfully, go to the world settings.
5. Enable the "Next Major Update Experimental" feature within the world settings.
6. After enabling the experimental feature, click on 'Play' to join the world.

Observed Results: My Minecraft game crashes upon trying to join the imported world with the "Next Major Update Experimental" feature enabled. The game doesn't imminently crash it reaches the "Loading Resources" then crashes with no error message

Expected Results: The game should load and allow you to successfully join the world, without any crashes, even with the "Next Major Update Experimental" feature enabled.

(Usually it reaches the "Loading Resources" screen but this time it crashed at the "Building Terrain" screen. (Im on my Laptop)

Here are the specifications of my Alienware Aurora R13 Gaming Desktop:

• • Operating System: [Specify the name and version of your operating system]
  • CPU: Intel Core i7
  • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070
  • RAM: 16GB
  • Storage: 1TB SSD
  • Cooling: Liquid Cooling

Additional Notes:

• This issue appears to be specific to my PC configuration, so it would be helpful to determine if other Alienware Aurora R13 users are experiencing similar problems with the Next Major Update.
• I have attempted various troubleshooting steps, such as verifying game files, updating graphics drivers, and reinstalling the game, but the crashes persist when the Next Major Update is enabled.

By providing this detailed description of the issue, along with my system specifications, I hope to assist the development team in investigating and resolving the crashing problem associated with the Next Major Update.