The issue I found with following that series of posts alone is they are missing some key information if you are working on the Windows 10 UWP platform.
I’ll not detail the complete end-to-end process here as it is varied and lengthy and the core of the process is covered in excellent detail in a two-part series of posts by Andrew Richards of the Microsoft NTDebugging blog: ‘ Debugging a Windows 8.1 Store App Crash Dump‘ Part 1 and Part 2. Also note that with some minor differences – that I shall include as best I can in this article – this should in theory also work for debugging any UWP store apps on the x86 and 圆4 Windows 10 platforms although I have not tested this. Hopefully this post will save you from some of the pain that I endured and aid you in getting to the bottom of your crashing app. NET exception of a crash in a Windows 10 UWP app, specifically on the Windows 10 Mobile ARM platform. Whether by user or system error, sometimes these permissions can change in a way that effectively locks you out of using a given file or app.This post explains how to get the details of the root managed. One of the parts of the file system is permissions, which dictates which users on the PC have access to the file and the level of access they have (read, read-write, etc.).
There are many layers to this, ranging from metadata (length of music files, location photos were taken, data file was created, etc.) to the surface-level filenames. The file system, simply put, is Windows’s way of organizing how files and data on your PC are stored.
What exactly is the file system, and what does this mean? One of the most frequent reasons the Photos – or other UWP – app may not work is the modified permissions in the file system. You can check your Windows 10 version by clicking Start, then typing “about” and selecting “About your PC.” Scroll down in the new window and see what’s next to “OS build.” If you see an “N” or “KN” next to your OS build, try downloading the Windows 10 Media Feature Pack to fix the Photos app.Īlso read: How to Fix Windows 10 Stuck in Airplane Mode Error Check Permissions in File System
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