Windows 10: Winget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880"
Discus and support Winget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880" in Windows 10 Software and Apps to solve the problem; So, as you can see here while downloading Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, I get this error. This is happening for the second/third time with the same... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Software and Apps' started by Eshan Oli, Jun 6, 2022.
Thema:
Winget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880"
Loading...
-
Winget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880" - Similar Threads - Winget error Installer
-
Winget Install Problem
in Windows 10 GamingWinget Install Problem: Hi everyone,In Uniget, I am getting a Microsoft.WinGet.Client update. It won't install in Uniget. On my desktop PC I got it updated in PowerShell with the command "Install-Module -Name Microsoft.WinGet.Client".On my other machine, it's not that simple. I get the output from... -
Winget app installation fails because of missing installer
in Windows 10 GamingWinget app installation fails because of missing installer: it doesn't happen with every single app, but for some... mostly MSI installers... I'm running ```winget update --all``` as administrator, some apps are updated, but when getting to some dotNet installations and some other apps with MSI installers, the installation fails... -
Winget app installation fails because of missing installer
in Windows 10 Software and AppsWinget app installation fails because of missing installer: it doesn't happen with every single app, but for some... mostly MSI installers... I'm running ```winget update --all``` as administrator, some apps are updated, but when getting to some dotNet installations and some other apps with MSI installers, the installation fails... -
Winget app installation fails because of missing installer
in Microsoft Windows 10 StoreWinget app installation fails because of missing installer: it doesn't happen with every single app, but for some... mostly MSI installers... I'm running ```winget update --all``` as administrator, some apps are updated, but when getting to some dotNet installations and some other apps with MSI installers, the installation fails... -
WSL2 Failing to start. Error: [process exited with code 4294967295 0xffffffff]
in Windows 10 GamingWSL2 Failing to start. Error: [process exited with code 4294967295 0xffffffff]: This started after I fully changed my local username, including the user path, so I think that is the issue. But I do not know how to remedy it.... -
WSL2 Failing to start. Error: [process exited with code 4294967295 0xffffffff]
in Windows 10 Software and AppsWSL2 Failing to start. Error: [process exited with code 4294967295 0xffffffff]: This started after I fully changed my local username, including the user path, so I think that is the issue. But I do not know how to remedy it.... -
Winget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880"
in Windows 10 GamingWinget error "Installer failed with exit code: 2147747880": So, as you can see here while downloading Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, I get this error. This is happening for the second/third time with the same application. Neither has it given more information about the error nor can I find information about the cause of the failure... -
ildasm.exe disassembly code viewer failed to exit unexpectedly with error code BEX64
in Windows 10 Gamingildasm.exe disassembly code viewer failed to exit unexpectedly with error code BEX64: Hello everyone Currently I am a programmer using C# language to develop my applications daily. I wrote my application and today I decided to disassembly my application to see what the actual assembly code would look like. I looked at the Microsoft documentation and learned... -
ildasm.exe disassembly code viewer failed to exit unexpectedly with error code BEX64
in Windows 10 Software and Appsildasm.exe disassembly code viewer failed to exit unexpectedly with error code BEX64: Hello everyone Currently I am a programmer using C# language to develop my applications daily. I wrote my application and today I decided to disassembly my application to see what the actual assembly code would look like. I looked at the Microsoft documentation and learned...