Windows 10: crashing of all Microsoft store games and the feedback hub just after launch

hi,


all the games (not the other general applications) downloaded from the Microsoft store are getting crash at launching just after 2-3 seconds by just showing the logo of that game.

I have tried resetting, reinstalling them, clearing the cache of the store but the problem is as it is.

interestingly, the solitaire is the only Microsoft game which is running smooth (why?).

besides, the games which I have downloaded externally or taken from someone they are running fine.

my windows 10 1803 is almost updated.

also, the feedback hub is showing Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App on the status bar and getting crashed.

I have tried all the things which I think I could do and now I'm out of ideas.


I have contacted both the pc manufacturer and Microsoft customer service but the reply was, "we can't do anything please contact the game developer (how can I contact 'any' particular developer as the problem is with all the games from the store).


please, please help me, now I'm unable to find any way out of this.

:)

 

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Thank you for keeping us updated. We would like to verify if you have tried to disable the antivirus program installed on your computer or checked the

Windows Firewall Settings if it is blocking you from launching the game. Have you also tried to use a different profile to launch the game?

You may also visit this
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I understand that you want to organize your Windows 10 storage location. However, the feature you're looking for is currently not possible. We suggest sending feedback to Microsoft using Feedback Hub app. You can visit this
article to know more details about it.

Moreover, you could always choose a preferred location from the Store settings, or move installed content to a different drive. In case you have the OS installed on an SSD and have a dedicated drive for games, the feature will make it more convenient to
download games to a dedicated drive before initiating the download.

You can follow the steps below on how to install Windows Store apps on a separate drive:

• Open Settings.
  
• Click on System.
  
• Click on Storage.
  
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Once you completed the steps, new apps you download from the Windows Store will now install automatically in the new location.

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There are many possible reasons why your games are crashing on your PC. Corrupted game components or system files may cause the issue. To resolve your concern, we suggest that you run the Windows Update troubleshooter on this
link. After running the troubleshooter, you may follow the instructions provided or manually check for updates and install all the critical or important updates on this

link.

You can also reset the game from the Settings menu to help restore corrupted game installation files.

• Press the Windows key on your keyboard, and then click the Settings icon.
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Make sure that your games and apps are updated on Windows Store by following the steps on this

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Keep us updated with the results after performing the suggested solutions above.