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  #3000712 24-Nov-2022 09:28
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Was hoping that updating to win10 22H2 might fix it but still the same problem after that - including trying @Ruphus suggestion using Wingnet - still the same error code.

 

If anyone has any other ideas for fixing this Snip & Sketch problem would be much appreciated.




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  #3000971 24-Nov-2022 16:51
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@paulchinnz, can you run the below command and post the results?

 

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | where {($_.name -like "*screen*") -or ($_.name -like "*calc*")} | select Name,Dependencies

 

 

 

I'd also be interested to know if you can open Calculator.

 

What I saw in one of your previous posts was that the dependencies for the snipping tool was missing. I have seen this once before with a customer and Microsoft Store automatically fixed the application by presenting an update to the application in the Microsoft Store. It wasn't ideal for the customer as it meant that their employees needed to open the Microsoft Store and install the update for the application.


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  #3000979 24-Nov-2022 17:03
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thanks @Ruphus

 

 

(using Snip & Sketch!)

 

 

 

By the way, I went down a little rabbit hole of using the Local Security Policy in an attempt to stop Snip & Sketch from running (with the hope that I'd then be able to overwrite it by installing from MS Store). Lo and behold it's in the list below. But denying it permissions didn't do anything - Win+shift+S just kept on working.

 




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  #3000987 24-Nov-2022 17:44
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You're in the section of local security polices where you can setup an AppLocker policy to allow or deny applications from running. Just be warned, you can absolutely break the OS with some of the rules that can be setup in there.

 

 

 

You could try and uninstall the Appx package from the user profile from this command.

 

Get-AppxPackage -Name Microsoft.ScreenSketch | Remove-AppxPackage

 

 

 

And then jump into the Microsoft Store and then reinstall it.

 

 


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  #3001048 24-Nov-2022 21:00
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Thanks @Ruphus

 

That remove command didn't seem to do anything - Powershell admin didn't throw up any error (window grab below using Win+shift+S):

 


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  #3001053 24-Nov-2022 21:31
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Create a new local user. If it opens for that, apps cache is fine. User profile one borked.

Getting out of that hole can be a pita if the system thinks it's fine.

Msdn you can get the ISO with them all in packages to reinstall.

The less common attempt, grab the store url and chuck it at a page that... Helps. It'll link you dependencies and package if you wish to be sure all the bases covered.

To save being told off, windowsoshub, "How to Download APPX File from Microsoft Store for Offline Installation?"

 
 
 

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  #3001054 24-Nov-2022 21:53
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Thanks - so created new local user and Snip & Sketch works normally - bother! Looks like a few ideas to try on weekend.

 

 

 

PS - the user profile that it's not working under is the only one that the computer had to start with - an admin account.


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  #3001814 26-Nov-2022 20:30
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Thanks @Oblivian

 

Followed the instructions in http://woshub.com/how-to-download-appx-installation-file-for-any-windows-store-app/, downloaded the relevant files including Microsoft.ScreenSketch_2020.814.2355.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe.AppxBundle and ran it, installation failed with this error:

 

App installation failed with error message: Merge failure for shared merged PRI file : error 0x80070002 : Cannot register the Microsoft.ScreenSketch_10.2008.2277.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe package because there was a merge failure with the following file: C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.ScreenSketch_10.2008.2277.0_neutral_split.scale-400_8wekyb3d8bbwe\resources.pri (0x80070002)

 

So same error code as my first post, but with a bit more information.


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  #3003445 30-Nov-2022 09:07
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Thanks @Oblivian

 

I had the random idea of installing an older version of Snip & Sketch and then upgrading to current version, using that woshub method.

 

Installed Microsoft.ScreenSketch_2018.413.1605.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe.AppxBundle.

 

Then ran Microsoft.ScreenSketch_2020.814.2355.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe.AppxBundle, which installed successfully.

 

Snip & Sketch working now.


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