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But nothing crashed, links just don't work.

 

I'm getting a Fix Me button in 17618. I then get an error 0x0. Any help?

 

I repeat, in the case of links to the WDSC, these simply don't work, but if you click on the other links, Settings will crash, Microsoft simply put the two problems within the same known issue.

 

Hello. there are no crashes just not working links, that's all.

 

in my case, if I click on the links to the WDSC, these simply don't work, but if I click on any of the other links (those in blue or in the color of the system that you have chosen) Settings crash, as it's explained in that known issue:

 

Happy St Patrick's Day. I'm off to the Mansion House to get my arse painted green.

 

This is also in latest Fast Ring versions - it was in one of the recent blogs.

 

Thanks LEOPEVA64 - missed that *Sad

 

Your welcome *Smile

 

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Yes..I have. I think it's related to 'Permissions' as it gets to 99% then fails to install any app from the Store (which is now working). Is there any easy way to diagnose the problem & cure?? (Code: 0x80070005)

Odd that the update has given me plenty of apps (which are working) but when I try myself to download an app from the Store I get the above error.

(Tried method 1 of this, permissions are all Full Control...I'm baffled!_


SOLVED...I did a Reset, currently reinstalling all my software. All working now.


+++ Could a Registry Cleaner be the reason why Store stopped working?? (I have used System Mechanic for a year or more)+++

 

I think they'd better go back to the drawing board with Sets!
It's not intuitive at all! I mean..., to have to perform a search to put an app in a tab? That's ridiculously time consuming!
Drag and Drop needs to be a key feature!

If you happen to put Groove or Movies & TV into Mini Mode, (by accident), you lose all other tabs in cyberspace somewhere and have to close them from within the Task Manager!
Not even close yet!

 

UPDATE

For the kind people who replied to my recent Windows Store post re Apps not installing (Code: 0x80070005). Having done a Reset and gradually installing my programs, I have found the program that was the culprit! I have been using Windows Firewall Control for many years but for some reason once I installed it it stopped Windows Store installing Apps. As soon as I uninstalled the program Store works again (I have let the author of the program know)

 

I find that Windows Firewall is usually adequate. Dont forget that your router also has a firewall.

 

Windows Firewall Control is a great littl;e program for setting up rules, but not if it stops Windows Store working!