This happened to me after I updated my Lenovo's drivers and had issues with driver power states. I was able to perform a restore by doing the following:

1. Boot into command line mode
2. C:
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. attrib WindowsApps -h this removed the hidden attribute
5. rename WindowsApps WindowsApps-renamed
6. exit
7. restore the system to the desired restore point
8. reboot normally or continue to windows

When the restore is complete, a previous version of WindowsApps will have been restored.

To then go back and delete WindowsApps-renamed:

1. win+x
2. a to open an Administrator Command Prompt
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. takeown /f WindowsApps-renamed
5. rmdir WindowsApps-renamed /S

This happened to me after I updated my Lenovo's drivers and had issues with driver power states. I was able to perform a restore by doing the following:

1. Boot into command line mode (search Advanced Startup in windows settings)
2. C:
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. attrib WindowsApps -h this removed the hidden attribute
5. rename WindowsApps WindowsApps-renamed
6. exit
7. restore the system to the desired restore point
8. reboot normally or continue to windows

When the restore is complete, a previous version of WindowsApps will have been restored.

To then go back and delete WindowsApps-renamed:

1. win+x
2. a to open an Administrator Command Prompt
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. takeown /f WindowsApps-renamed
5. rmdir WindowsApps-renamed /S

This happened to me after I updated my Lenovo's drivers and had issues with driver power states. I was able to perform a restore by doing the following:

1. Boot into command line mode
2. C:
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. attrib WindowsApps -h this removed the hidden attribute
5. rename WindowsApps WindowsApps-renamed
6. exit
7. restore the system to the desired restore point
8. reboot normally or continue to windows

When the restore is complete, a previous version of WindowsApps will have been restored.

This happened to me after I updated my Lenovo's drivers and had issues with driver power states. I was able to perform a restore by doing the following:

1. Boot into command line mode
2. C:
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. attrib WindowsApps -h this removed the hidden attribute
5. rename WindowsApps WindowsApps-renamed
6. exit
7. restore the system to the desired restore point
8. reboot normally or continue to windows

When the restore is complete, a previous version of WindowsApps will have been restored.

To then go back and delete WindowsApps-renamed:

1. win+x
2. a to open an Administrator Command Prompt
3. cd C:\Program Files
4. takeown /f WindowsApps-renamed
5. rmdir WindowsApps-renamed /S