Windows 10: Solution to JW Library NOT updating.

There was a thread addressing this however none of the solutions worked for me. What has worked for me is enabling a VPN. Strange I know but I had to try. There are many free VPNs or at least free to try. It's worth a shot. With VPN enabled I was able to update and download as needed. I hope this helps.

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Error Message for Update to JW Library

I downloaded the JW Library app to my Windows 7 Pro laptop that has been upgraded to Windows 10 prior to the download. The app opens and functions properly. However, I continue to get a popup "System Update Needed" with the message "The next update of JW
Library will require Windows 10." On my Android smartphone and tablet with JW Library installed, I already have received the update to JW Library.

I am assuming that the app cannot distinguish that I have Windows 10 already installed. My laptop is about 4 years old. How can I get the JW Library app to recognize that I already have Windows 10 on my laptop so that I can get the update?

Thank you.

 

JW Library and Windows 11 22H2 Update and Feature update crash.

If you are having trouble opening JW Library after updating to Windows 11 22H2 and then after updating the feature pack that includes tabs in My Computer and JW Library will no longer install .jw[ub files, there is a work around.

First these are 2 separate issues.

1) Upgrade to Windows 11 22H2 and JW Library will no longer stay open.

2) Upgrade to the feature pack that includes the tab My Computer, JW Library can no longer install .jwpub files.

Both issues have different causes, I have been unable to find either. However I have posted 3 videos 1 as a work around to the 22H2 update, the other as a fix to the 22H2 update and feature update.



Currently it is the only fix.

 

Ongoing issue with JW Library not working with Windows 10

You shouldn't assume that everyone here will know what "JW Library" refers to, or what posts you might have already seen. After looking it up, I assume you're referring to
this. If you look at the app's page in the Windows Store, you'll see that the developer is aware of the problem and has suggested a few solutions.