Windows 10: Error de instalación de paquetes archivos APPX

No me deja descargar ningún archivo APPX, y necesito descargar este porque son los drivers del Realtek drivers console

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0x80004001 código de error tras intentar reproducir un archivo multimedia.

Hola, mucho gusto. Jeisson Escamilla. Usuario de Windows con experiencia, y me encantaría ayudarte con tu inconveniente.

Puedes intentar reparar la aplicación y también descargar complementos de Windows relacionados con la reproducción de archivos multimedia. Sin embargo, ese tipo de archivos sí que se puede reproducir con los WMP y groove music de Windows.

¿Te ocurre únicamente con algunos archivos o es con todos los archivos de estos formatos?

¿Qué versión y edición de Windows tienes instalada? Si es la versión N de Windows no contarás con las características multimedia automáticamente, y tendrás que descargarlas de forma manual.

https://support.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/-qu...

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Opciones si tu Windows es Edición N

https://support.microsoft.com/es-es/topic/media...

https://support.microsoft.com/es-es/topic/paque...

*/-*/-*/-- Opciones para solucionar problemas con Groove music.

https://support.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/sol...

https://support.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/sol...

 

ERROR ARCHIVOS NO ENCONTRADOS EN LA CARPETA SYSTEM32

Tiene dos tareas programadas que aún se están ejecutando, aunque se hayan eliminado los archivos de malware.

Abra el Programador de tareas y elimine:

• Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\StartupCheckLibrary
  
• Microsoft\Windows\Maintenance\InstallWinSAT
  

Luego reinicie la computadora.

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You have two Scheduled Tasks that are still running, even though the malware files have been removed.

Open Task Scheduler and remove:

• Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\StartupCheckLibrary
  
• Microsoft\Windows\Maintenance\InstallWinSAT
  

Then restart the computer.

 

AppX filling up temp file!

Hi, readers,

My wife and I both have an SP4, and suddenly, both computers sort of stopped working. The first sign of an issue was that Firefox came with the message that there was not enough disk space to install an update.

I quickly found that \Windows\Temp was almost completely filled with
AppXDeploymentServer_*, AppxErrorReport_* en AppXPackaging_* files. However, after deleting them permanently the Temp folder beame rapidly populated again with the same file families.

I searched for a method to solve the issue on answers.microsoft.com, found this very page, and followed the suggestions by
Roshan V S. But the AppX* files kept coming.

I then opened an AppxErrorReport_ file and started a Google search on a string copied from the first line, i.e. “Package full name = Microsoft.SurfaceHub_”. Google found the following page:

Category » Windows Patches/Security « @ AskWoody

I didn’t know AskWoody and usually don’t visit sites with a funny name and an outdated interface, but I was a bit desperate as system resets came nearby. I thus executed the suggestion by AskWoody, and it worked. The
continuing emergence of AppX* files stopped immediately.

As said, I removed the 23 apps suggested by Roshan V S at the top of the page before executing the suggestion by AskWoody. On my wife’s SP4 I only removed the *surface* app suggested by AskWoody, and the continuing emergence of AppX* files stopped
immediately.

I wonder, what caused the erroneous file generation that practically shut our SP4’s down? And why does AskWoody help me out and
answers.microsoft.com not? The suggestions by the latter only cost me many extra hours to undo the damage.

We bought MS computers not only because we liked them, but also because we thought MS hardware works best with MS software. Last days it wasn’t, which seriously disappoints.

Frank N.