Permissions on windows store app executables How do I get th lock off

I just made my first ever purchase from the windows store, a game called "Recore".

I use a Razer Tartarus gamepad and I want to link the games executable to the keymap I made for it. I do this for every single program I make a keymap for, I have more keymaps then I can count.

Well, I took ownership of the windowsapps folder so I could look inside and find "recore.exe. I click on it and it says I don't have permission to open it.

I've tried every trick I know and I can't get access to this damn file. I don't want to modify it, I just want my gamepad to link my keymap to it,

This may be what you're looking for:

Enable or Disable Inherited Permissions for Objects in Windows User Accounts Tutorials

Please take note of all the related tutorials at the end of that one.

I didn't realize the files are encrypted. That's what the gold lock is on the file icons.

I'm trying a different approach. The Synapse software stores key maps in xml files. I can just directly edit the xml file but I need the UUID. I don't know how to find out what it is.

Here's an example

Code:

    <Application>
        <UUID>535BDE4B-849B-43CA-9DCB-4156E079DA6F</UUID>
        <AppName>alan_wakes_american_nightmare.exe</AppName>
        <AppPath>D:\Steam\steamapps\common\alan wakes american nightmare\alan_wakes_american_nightmare.exe</AppPath>
        <BundleID />
    </Application>
    <Autoswitch>1</Autoswitch>
    <ProfileName>Alan Wake (AN)</ProfileName>
    <Active>0</Active>
</Profile>

That's obviously for Alan Wakes American Nightmare. How the UUID is generated I do not know.

I see. To prevent pirating. One would need the key to decrypt it. That's a bummer.