Windows 10: Windows 10 Creators Update Apps Situation!?!

Hi,

I have a little situation, after i update de windows with Windows Updater to Windows Creators 1703 the windows apps opens veryyyy slowww (Store, Mail and Calendar, Xbox app, OneNote etc.).
I have try many things (reset apps, unninstal and reinstal, powershell options) it chage nothing the apps opens very very slow (ex: Mail app opens in about 4-5 minutes or so).
In the Store i get error for installing apps.
What is the probleeem?!?!? Thanks!

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Hi Mr Jack,

We cannot imagine how frustrating this situation could be. If the Windows 10 you are running is the Creators Update already, please report it thru
Feedback Hub app. Otherwise, run the Windows Update
to get you the latest Windows 10 version.

Best regards.

 

New file explorer in Fall Creators update, option to disable?

You mean the UWP version (other apps also are thrown into that shell as well)...?



I have not personally used the latest releases, but I would be very surprised if there is not a on/off for it and other apps and the UWP type interface for this release. It may not last forever, but given the

UWP version of File Explorer was able to be ENABLED in "Creators Update", it will likely have a similar "enable/disable" type situation in "Fall Creators Update".

 

Sounds like im not the only one whos had issues like this.

My system got bricked during the upgrade, but I was able to get it running by using the startup repair.

After I got it running, Windows Store didn't work, many of my apps didn't work, or took forever to load. Also was getting bsods

I ran sfc -scannow and found no integrity violations, and no errors on disk drive.

I had to do a clean install to fix my problems unfortunately

 

Hi,

You clean installing only the windows 10 1609 or with Creators Update 1703?

 

I clean installed with 1703 on my system.

 

Here's my take on this. I've upgraded 3 PCs to the creators update. 2 was fine, and yet, mine failed the upgrade.

It might be that the 2 other systems didn't have much on the system. Just Windows Store installed games and Windows Updates. Mine had lots of games "fallout 4, 3, new Vegas, battlefield 4, etc, and tons of word files and .Exe files. Seems like the upgrade doesn't like upgrading systems with tons of programs.

That's just my opinion

 

It's prudent to defer updates to give MS time to solve issues. Their software QA has proved lacking on major W10 updates.