Maybe I'll find more problems with it when I start using it in our. Now if one of you Software Guru’s out there would like to see the whole “Get-AppxLog” full of interesting error messages for “Microsoft.AgeCastles”, leave me a message and I’ll send it to you. A combination of FreeCell, Minesweeper and Solitaire helped get me through the dull. As I suspected, some file in “Microsoft.AgeCastles” has a problem. If Microsoft Store won't open, get more info to fix it. Users who don’t play Microsoft Solitaire Collection won’t be impacted by this problem, but those who do find it to be a serious threat. Having problems with a free game Run the app troubleshooter. The game may not even launch in some circumstances, while in others it may crash just after the splash screen. But it failed with my problem child with an error code of 0x80070005, Access is denied. On the Start menu, scroll down the all apps list to Microsoft Solitaire Collection, right-click (or press and hold) the tile and select Pin to Start. And don’t even think about making any changes to them!īut I did discover a line of code that some software guru uses to reinstall all the apps on a machine, AppXPackage, and with the right switches man does it do a wonderful job. Of course all these folders are hidden and can’t be seen without X-Ray eyes.
I found the folder WindowsApps, and in it all my apps have a folder including my problem child “Microsoft.AgeCastles”. So, I have been busy trying to find where these game apps files are in Windows 10 because I am convinced that my Age of Empire app has a corrupted file and that’s why I can’t see it in the “All Apps” listing.
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