Windows App Runtime issue

[ryanKinoti]

Hi there, I just installed the latest windows app runtime on my PC and when i try to run JASM i am getting the error attached on the image below

aside from the other installed Windows App Runtime versions (from 1.1 to 1.3) installed, i also added 1.4 as required and still getting the above error.
the version 1.4 I have is: 4000.1010.1349.0

[Jorixon]

Just to be completely sure, you download this one, right?

If that is the case, then I'm sorry to say that I really don't know what causes this problem. So far, you're the second person that I know of that has had this problem...

I've tried looking into it with no luck.

Windows event logs might tell you something if you want to debug:
The entry might look something like this

[ryanKinoti]

i did download the SDK from your screenshot.
i have opened the event viewer and its error is as shown in the image below

[elementers]

I am receiving a similar error related to the Windows App Runtime.


I've downloaded the 1.4.2 SDK, forced a repair and have .net 7.0 and .net Core installed

This happened recently, it was working fine before the update.

[elementers]

I was able to fix this, but it required me to reinstall windows.

[gxg1175]

Hi developers, thank you so much for sharing your work for free. I'm in a similar situation, I was able to open it before, but now I open it and it doesn't get an error pop-up, I see the same error code in the Event Viewer.

[H3XDaemon]

My solution was to download the redistributable package, unzip it and install all the msix files in the \MSIX\win10-x64 directory.

[Jorixon]

I've started adding a self-contained version of JASM to the releases. This version has all dependencies bundled with it. The app size is a bit bigger as a result.

Uninstalling WinAppSdk and trying the self-contained version could potentially work. See #171

You can find this version on the releases page
https://github.com/Jorixon/JASM/releases/latest

[RagingGhosts]

When I use the self-contained verison, it still asks me to install WinAppSDK. Is there a way to fix this?

[Jorixon]

Oh...

Let me do some more testing

[Jorixon]

I had forgotten to enable a setting during the build process, which resulted in the SDK not being included. I have now enabled it. Added this version to the latest release.

I attempted to uninstall WinAppSDK (at least partially) so that the regular JASM would prompt me to install the WinAppSDK. After that, I tried the new self-contained build, and it started.

[RagingGhosts]

Yes it works now. Thank You!

[Jorixon]

Closing this as I belive the self contained version fixes this issue.