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The built-in Administrator account Administrator cannot launch UWP. Why can’t you use a different Administrator account?– RamhoundCommented Jan 17, 2023 at 12:27
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Thanks for stopping by! How come Administrator cannot launch UWP apps? I've been using it for last year with InboxApps and apps purchased off Microsoft Store. It's my primary machine, a lot is configured in account. I'd like to figure out how to fix this and what caused this issue so I don't run into this mess in the future (with a new account). It appears to me it's something related to "Start Menu" or "shell" permissions of my account. I'm just not sure what to look for. It's particularly strange that I can start EXE from File Explorer but cannot from PowerShell...– bananakidCommented Jan 17, 2023 at 12:45
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The built-in Account cannot login the Microsoft Store either, nor be linked to a Microsoft Account, so it cannot purchase UWP applications. Are you sure you don’t have a different Administrator account on your computer? The built-in account is disabled by default.– RamhoundCommented Jan 17, 2023 at 12:51
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Sure I'm using built-in Administrator account, my Windows installation is configured using autounattend.xml and there're no user or administrator local accounts out of the box, just built-in Administrator and Guest. I can login to Microsoft Store using my Microsoft Account and purchase & download anything, apps install without a problem to my built-in Administrator account. I can create administrators group accounts as I mentioned above and they do not have the issue with apps not launching with 0x800700B7. This happened out of the blue to my built-in account, all apps were working previously.– bananakidCommented Jan 17, 2023 at 13:00
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