I say mostly because Clock, VPN, and all of settings work. Some combination of creating the default rules (gpedit.msc > Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Application Control Policies > AppLocker > Packaged app Rules > right-click > Create Default Rules alongside starting and stopping appidsvc and gpupdate /force seems to have mostly fixed the problem. Which in turn took me to some possible fixing steps, at. This led me to:, something which I had asked my IT department to do days ago. A number of searches finally led me to look into Windows event viewer, specifically at: Event Viewer > Applications and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows > AppLocker > Packaged app-Deployment. It's definitely AppLocker as we all assume. Not sure what the particular solution will be, but if you have the luxury of a clean re-installation of the entire OS then that should fix the issue. Then it may be a corrupt installation of the store app.

Now that you have a shortcut, you can launch the shortcut from a command line. At your own risk spacedesk Windows 8.1 driver can still be installed on. It's put an exclamation mark on the store and apps in the start menu, not much else tho. In order to make a shortcut link in Windows 10, you can click on the start button, go to 'All Apps', find the app you want (in my case 'Camera'), and then click and drag it to the desktop. Small update, in case this discussion ends up the result of a Google search. spacedesk does not support Windows 7 any more (Windows 7 life cycle has expired).

Windows 10 metro apps won t open