Windows 10: Why are Candy Crush & Twitter automatically added to Owned Apps for newly created Microsoft...

Candy Crush and Twitter are no longer pre-installed on the Operating System.


Why are Candy Crush and Twitter automatically added to user's app libraries?


Why is there still no option to Remove these apps from the library? "Hide" is not removal.




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Apps added themselves to my "Owned" apps list

Hello,

As an answer to the first reply, it is still only Twitter and Candy Crush Saga that this is occurring to.

At the day of this post, Twitter is still annoyingly at the top of my owned apps list and Candy Crush Saga is on top of my owned games list. They are both now saying purchased 2/10/16 (Today.) Every day I check my owned apps list, there they are on top
with a purchase date of the same day.

Would you mind having someone diagnose the Twitter and Candy Crush Saga apps until the reason for this auto-updating-purchase-date is found?

Since this is still going on, I am considering contacting Twitter and Candy Crush Saga. They should know since they are the only 2 apps this incident happens with. A.Hugill, Erin Nivelet and I can't be the only 3 that are dealing with this.

 

Windows 10 1511 automatically downloading candy crush, twitter?


I ghosted a image back and it does this automatically even though i have notify for updates and downloads marked in the group policy editor. Note the download progress bar.

 

candy crush app won't respond

Hi James,

We need to gather more information for us to better understand your concern about, accessing the Candy Crush app. Kindly answer these questions:

• Can you access the Candy Crush app before? If so, when did the issue start?
• Were there any changes made on your computer before encountering the issue?
• Can you please describe to us what is happening when you open the Candy Crush app? Are you encountering an error message when accessing the app?
  
• What is the OS Build of your Windows 10? To determine the build of your Windows 10, follow these steps:
  • Click the Windows logo (Start button).
  • Click the gear icon (Setting).
  • Select System.
  • On the left pane, choose About.
• Can you still access your other applications?

There may be an issue with the files of the Candy Crush app that is why you're having an issue accessing it. In the meantime, we suggest running theWindows
Store apps troubleshooter to see if the troubleshooter will be able to replace the files of the app.

We await for your response.