Store apps close immediately, Event 10010 with DistributedCOM

aza907 said:

right click on your C:\ drive and select "Properties." Go to the Security tab. Click "Edit." Select "Add." In the text box asking for object names, type ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES. Press OK, then select the new entry "ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES" and, under Allow in the box below, click "Full Control". Press "Apply".

THANKS!!!!!....
It works for me, and Calculator is running again!!!... \O/

I HATE all this "permissions" things from Windows...
It's always getting in the way...
Good days of Windows XP and Vista, when we can disable this, if we want.

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kingside said:

Hi,

I faced the same problem - the window store crashed and so did the camera app. The problem was solved by installing the media feature pack (Download Windows 10 Media Feature Pack).

I am hoping that this would solve the problem also for others.

kingside suggestion fixed my issue while the other 100 other Internet suggestions were nothing, but just repeat of nonsense

aza907 said:

... right click on your C:\ drive and select "Properties." Go to the Security tab. Click "Edit." Select "Add." In the text box asking for object names, type ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES. Press OK, then select the new entry "ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES" and, under Allow in the box below, click "Full Control." Press "Apply." PERFORM THIS LAST SOLUTION AT YOUR OWN RISK. This gives downloaded apps from the Store complete access to your computer.

This solved my problem.

I made one small adjustment, however, which was probably only possible because I made the mess myself. I had given the Administrators group ownership and granted Full access for the WindowsApps directory. Windows did not seem to like that.

So because I already had Full access to the WindowsApps folder, I could add the ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES with a Modify grant to just that directory, which immediately allowed me to open the Windows Store, Clock, etc.

Thanks, aza907. You saved me from having to nuke and pave my machine, lol.

Edit: for those curious, WindowsApps is a hidden folder in your %systemroot%\Program Files directory. All your apps from all users are stored in there (as I understand it).