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Improved stability of upgrade/uninstall.Improved reporting of installs and uninstalls.Improved experience with 32-bit machines.Squashed a Windows 7/8.0 monitor scaling bug.Squashed a bug in the screenshot counter.Set the stage for future improvements in reporting.Reduced crashes with improvements in error handling and filter logic.

Improved post-upgrade auto-login performance.

Squashed a bug causing undesirable user logout at startup.

Improved screen capture reliability on older systems.

Upgraded AI for improvements to monitoring.

Improved screen capture for HDR capable displays on Windows 10.

Improved screen capture performance on some systems.

Now if one of you Software Guru’s out there would like to see the whole “Get-AppxLog” full of interesting error messages for “Microsoft.AgeCastles”, leave me a message and I’ll send it to you. As I suspected, some file in “Microsoft.AgeCastles” has a problem. But it failed with my problem child with an error code of 0x80070005, Access is denied. And don’t even think about making any changes to them!īut I did discover a line of code that some software guru uses to reinstall all the apps on a machine, AppXPackage, and with the right switches man does it do a wonderful job.

Of course all these folders are hidden and can’t be seen without X-Ray eyes. I found the folder WindowsApps, and in it all my apps have a folder including my problem child “Microsoft.AgeCastles”. So, I have been busy trying to find where these game apps files are in Windows 10 because I am convinced that my Age of Empire app has a corrupted file and that’s why I can’t see it in the “All Apps” listing.