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Install failed: An internal error occurred with error 0x800700B7 #1097
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@AskAlice can you share the output from |
What about similar commands? |
@iDolmatov |
If the application is missing or removed, then this is how:
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@iDolmatov I stand corrected and very happy! I think the team may have forgotten to update the status on the feature 😃. I'll go double check and update if it's complete. |
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@AskAlice OK, so you are on the current version. What do you get from
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hopefully It is possible some of the ACLs in my microsoft store package folders are messed up. Regardless this is an unhelpful error as I can't figure out where in the filesystem it's failing. I was hoping winget would have circumvented all of the ridiculousness that is UWP and microsoft store, I guess I was wrong. Perhaps there is a way of using process hacker to figure out the last file it tries to access before it hits this fault? |
@AskAlice thank you so much for the logs! I'll share this with both teams to see if we can figure out what is happening. Can you download and double-click the wingetcreate installer from the GitHub release page, or di you get the same error? |
and the binary runs here but fails due to deps
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Thanks! Regarding running the exe directly, you do need to have the .NET 5 runtime installed. Per microsoft/winget-create#38 we do plan to release another standalone exe which is entirely self-contained. In the meantime you should be able to install .NET to get unblocked. Hopefully your MSIX install issue will be figured out soon too! |
Yeah i got the .net 5 and it works directly. The MSIX issue has been plaguing my windows install for some time. I realize this may not be an issue with winget-cli directly, but rather the AppInstallerCommonCore or AppInstallerCLICore, which are not open source to my knowledge. I have considered reinstalling but I would love to have this fixed. I have tried using a SYSTEM elevated shell to run icacls to reset the ACLs on certain microsoft store package directories with little success. If the error told me which file it failed to edit that would be super useful. |
Tried manually updating .Net 5 (as Windows update was failing with |
my issue persists through reboots It doesn't happen with every package, i suspect only those that are appxpackages internally. running
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@AskAlice, I did manually update to the latest .Net 5 SDK, Desktop Runtime, and Runtime before rebooting ¯\(ツ)/¯ |
I'm already on it |
Was getting |
I'm on the latest insider dev channel build so I can't easily switch over there lol :( |
We've published the v1.1 release candidate and updated our troubleshooting guide. We've also got a new release for the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator https://github.com/microsoft/winget-create/releases/tag/v0.4.1.1-preview. Can you confirm if this is still happening? |
Brief description of your issue
winget install wingetcreate
failsSteps to reproduce
not really sure. All i did was run winget install wingetcreate
Expected behavior
it didn't fail.
Actual behavior
it failed.
Environment
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