Windows 10: 0x3D55: Package family App runtime information is corrupted

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"0x3D55: Package family Microsoft.XboxApp_8wekyb3d8bbwe runtime information is corrupted"

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0x3D55: Package family Microsoft.Getstarted_8wekyb3d8bbwe runtime information is corrupted. Attempting to correct the issue.

0x3D55: Package family MICROSOFT.XBOXGAMINGOVERLAY_8WEKYB3D8BBWE runtime information is corrupted. Attempting to correct the issue.

0x3D55: Package family Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay_8wekyb3d8bbwe runtime information is corrupted. Attempting to correct the issue.

0x3D55: Package family MICROSOFT.GETSTARTED_8WEKYB3D8BBWE runtime information is corrupted. Attempting to correct the issue.

I went to Apps and Features to disable all of these apps I do not use (that's correct, I do not use Xbox). I would be willing to guess this issue (build 1809 - Windows 10) arose from my feelings that if I do not use an app, it should be disabled. I disabled
of bunch of these and the failures similar to this came up - one for each app I disabled (because, yep, right again - I don't need them on my desktop - imagine that).

(Apologies for the sarcasm).

But really, why would I need Xbox on my laptop - why do I need a map to tell me where I am - it is a desktop - I am home),

Games - I have games, they are called applications like IDE's, Databases, Eclipse, Anaconda, Jupyter Notebook, Visual Studio, and so on and so forth. It's all I can handle.... Games, come on. Why do I need games?

The camera - I don't want this turned on - I value my privacy.

OneDrive - seriously - I have terabytes of unused storage here. Why would I need OneDrive?

Photos - once again - this is a desktop - not a cell phone. What do I need a camera for on my desktop?

Movies - really - believe it or not, I have a television in my home.

Tips? no and frankly, where is the tip on how to get rid of unwanted apps.

Weather - seriously - I already said - I have a television. And a cell phone, and for that matter - a front door and windows. I know what the weather is. I don't want the apps, thank you. And I can do without the event log errors, thank you.

Ahhh, hmmm, wake up folks? What have you done to Windows? Why is all the cell phone nonsense sitting on my computer and why is it causing problems. Turn it off by default, not "ON" by default. And if someone turns it off, don't write nasties in the
event log.

 

Log critical message: "0x3D55: Package family Microsoft.XboxApp_8wekyb3d8bbwe runtime information is corrupted"

Thanks for your helpful response!

But 2 things:

1. I'm looking for a reason why I should use your suggestion. Since I don't use many Apps in the app store and the ones I use don't seem to be stateful, the steps you suggest seem more cumbersome than just resetting the App Store. It hasn't happened every
month, but I'm saying even it did. The "corrupt" app was Xbox and I never used it. It took about two minutes to reset the App Store using the Microsoft link I found.

2. However, if I did want to use your steps I would need a clarification: Steps 3 and 4 are unclear

3)Look at folder's name (Microsoft.Windows.Photos)

4)Now you know your app's id. ....

My problem with steps 3 and 4: here is what I see when I search for the Xbox app:

Microsoft.XboxGameOverlay_(some code)

Microsoft.XboxSpeechToTextOverlay_(some code)

Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider_(some code)

Microsoft.XboxApp_(some code)

Microsoft.XboxGameCallableUI_(some other code)

So you say "Look at the Folder's name; now you know the app's id.." So what is the "app's id"? Is it the code that appears after the underscore at the end of 4 of the five Xbox items? Or is it the
code that appears after the underscore at the end of the fifth item? Or is it something else?

Your other directions seem clear.

 

critical event

0x3D55: Package family Microsoft.WindowsStore_8wekyb3d8bbwe runtime information is corrupted. Attempting to correct the issue.

can anyone tell me what this means?