yamor.blogg.se - Windows store keeps crashing

Sometimes, Windows Store crashes at startup. Restart the computer, this should remove Domain Users from the Local Administrators group.According to user reports, Windows Store keeps crashing when they download apps from Store. The App they were having issues with should now work.ħ. In the Powershell window, paste in the following and press enter (Run): Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach Ħ. (This should prompt Yes or No from UAC, if it asks for admin credentials this won't work, make sure the users is part of the group local administrators)ĥ. Load Powershell from the start menu, but right-click and run as admin. Log out and log in as the affected user (Don't restart as this will remove Domain Users from the Administrators group.Ĥ. load computer management and add 'Domain Users' to the 'Administrators' groupģ. The below guide is based on a domain environment, if this is on a standalone system, make sure the affected user is part of the administrator's group.Ģ. This isn't a major issue, he's using other apps at the minute it's just one of those minor glitches that's slowly but surely driving me round the bend! :Dįound the issue for when the script doesn't resolve the issue for some users, they have to be part of local admins and the script has to be run when they are logged in, it won't work if you run it as admin and then type admin credentials in. I've tried the above fixes on my own laptop and they've worked fine - I've reinstalled Photos on it more times than I can count now, but for some reason on this guys laptop it seems to have gained immortality!

Using CCleaner to uninstall the Photos App - This time the Photos App didn't appear in the list of installed apps within CCleaner, however it still appears as an installed app in the PC Settings.Īfter all of this I've thrown in the towel and decided to ask if anyone else has any suggestions for this? All I want to do is kill this app so I can do a clean install of it.

Doing the above, then using PSTools to scrub and remove any trace of the install, encountered errors and had the same result as above.

script, however if I then look for the Photos app it shows it's still installed, and trying to reinstall it from the Windows Store says it's already installed too.

Used Powershell to remove the Photos App - Encountered no problems running the Remove-AppxPacakge.

Resetting the app using the PC Settings - Did absolutely nothing, and provided no information.

Using the Troubleshooters in PC Settings -ĭid absolutely nothing, and provided no information.

Looking around online I've found an article saying it's a Windows Update bug.but nobody else on the same build is having the issue, and I doubt with over 100 users it'd be an isolated case. Bit of a minor headache for me here - I've got a user whose Photo app on their laptop opens, then crashes immediately, whenever we try to open image files using it the program crashes with the following error message: