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Since you have already been linked to my thread I wont comment on it other than to reiterate that I already found a possible solution that may have worked (time will tell).
But since you asked & despite it possibly being resolved I just now reran the elevated command & you will see the results in the following SS. Note I ran it twice.
The first time I ran it (just now) was with the app uninstalled from my pc & it returned an error saying it does not exist.
The second time I ran it just after I reinstalled the app it seems to have worked (which is not much of a surprise since I already said I found another solution that seems to have fixed the issue).
With that being said it appears that the code was not misspelled or outdated, it just appeared that way earlier because of microsoft's ridiculous ambiguous & cryptic error codes. It didnt help much seeing that the article was written in 2014 & only updated last nearly a year ago.
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