I created an SCCM Application to "repair" it while running it in the user's software center. While the person is logged in, set up a repair script to kill ShellExperienceHost.exe to replace the three files Replace the 3 files of the user profile before they log in log on with an administrator account, and log off, copy the files to another location to be used. Gather from a good machine those 3 files using a non-roaming user account, i.e. Here's a workaround that works for my environment: This works but does not make sense to me. One workaround is to delete the profile, let the person log back in with the roaming profile and the account works again the second time. There are 3 files StartUnifiedTileModelCache.dat, TileCache_100_0_Data.bin, TileCache_100_0_Header.bin The issue appears to be any user account logging in for the first time with a Roaming User Profile.Ĭ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Packages\_cw5n1h2txyewy\TempState This did not happen in our 1703 environment and caused delays in our 1809 rollout. To anyone else experiencing this issue, in my case, I found the technical issue, but no structural solution. Until I decided to uninstall the recent updates and then he was able to go back into the store and download it without error.Īpologies I'm not sure if it is one update that causes the issue, a combination of updates from that list or all the updates. Manually download the app from the store - bombed out. Updated the Window store and it's apps.
Got the affected user to log into a different computer and the calculator was available to him. Powershell: Get-AppxPackage -allusers *windowscalculator* | Foreach So it's just affecting that one user on that one computer. But if I log in as one particular user it doesn't even show that it is installed. If I log in as Local or a Domain Admin the calculator is there. I am also experiencing the issue with one user running on version 1709 . The craziest part of all this is that it works normally if the current user is Root Admin or Domain Admin, but nothing else. I have other machines that were setup and deployed after these, that everything works normally. Went to the MS Store to try re-downloading the App - The button does nothing I have tried Numerous suggestions that have been posted.
If anyone else logs into the machine, even if I grant them Local Admin Privileges, the program will not work.Īnd NO I will not be granting them Domain Admin. I can log in with the Root Admin account and it works fine. I can log into the machine with my Account (Domain Admin) and it works fine. Windows 10 Calculator not working for regular users.
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