Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 17110 - Feb. 27 Insider

Wynona, are you continuing to have sleep wake up problems with 17110? As you may have seen earlier, the problems remain for me just like we had with 17107.

When I reverted back to build 17101, the system updated to 17110 and the Store App started working.

"No, turning Hibernate back on worked for me ... powercfg -h on and then going into Settings and manually turning off (unchecking) Hibernate and Fast Startup (leaving Sleep checked). "


Wynona, I tried that again several times but it still didn't work for me. Am I correct in assuming you had to do that in 17110 also to get sleep wake to work?

hawkman said:

Hi @smactilactus,you could try the old style control panel as a way to get thereEnable or Disable Control Panel and Settings in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials
Roy

Hey, thanks for the help. But as I continued to try to work with the Update troubleshooter, I somehow got it to allow me to load updates in the "Background". And this actually updated my computer to 17110.rs4. So now my start menu works just as it always has. And all is good in the world again. Thanks again.

On another note, when I was testing Timeline, I started documents on my desktop, and then tried to use timeline to continue working with them on my Surface Pro 4. But when I opened Timeline on my SP4, the latest versions were from five days ago. Is there a way to update Timeline, or refresh it???

slicendice said:

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Here is the solution for repairing Microsoft Store App


In order for easy copy paste, I broke down the commands into smaller pieces.


STEPS
Open Powershell (open as elevated (Run As Admin) )

Type the following in order in PowerShell:

Code:

PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

Code:

$rp = "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\"

Code:

$pn = (Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore)."PackageFullName"

Code:

$mf = "\AppxManifest.xml"

Code:

$manifest = $rp + $pn + $mf

Code:

Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $manifest

Reboot computer


To verify all works, press Windows Key and type Store. Wait for search to find Microsoft Store and press ENTER.

Voilá! Store working again!

Update: There exist another solution at Windows blogs that many report as working solution. However that solution did not work for me since it uses the InstallLocation variable, which was missing completely for me.

When I get to the last step, I get a lot of red text, and it cites location errors.