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Open and read from text file into a text box for Windows Store

I wish to open and read from a text file into a text box in C# for the Windows Store using VS Express 2012 for Windows 8.
Can anyone point me to sample code and tutorials specifically for Windows Store using C#.
Is it possible to add a Text file in Windows Store. This option only seems to be available in Visual C#.
Thanks
Wendel

This is a simple sample for Read/Load Text file from IsolateStorage and Read file from InstalledLocation (this folder only can be read)
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Windows.Storage;
using System.IO;
namespace TextFileDemo
public class TextFileHelper
async public static Task<bool> SaveTextFileToIsolateStorageAsync(string filename, string data)
byte[] fileBytes = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(data);
StorageFolder local = Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder;
var file = await local.CreateFileAsync(filename, CreationCollisionOption.ReplaceExisting);
try
using (var s = await file.OpenStreamForWriteAsync())
s.Write(fileBytes, 0, fileBytes.Length);
return true;
catch
return false;
async public static Task<string> LoadTextFileFormIsolateStorageAsync(string filename)
StorageFolder local = Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder;
string returnvalue = string.Empty;
try
var file = await local.OpenStreamForReadAsync(filename);
using (StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(file))
returnvalue = streamReader.ReadToEnd();
catch (Exception ex)
// do somthing when exception
return returnvalue;
async public static Task<string> LoadTextFileFormInstalledLocationAsync(string filename)
StorageFolder local = Windows.ApplicationModel.Package.Current.InstalledLocation;
string returnvalue = string.Empty;
try
var file = await local.OpenStreamForReadAsync(filename);
using (StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(file))
returnvalue = streamReader.ReadToEnd();
catch (Exception ex)
// do somthing when exception
return returnvalue;
show how to use it as below
async private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
string txt =await TextFileHelper.LoadTextFileFormInstalledLocationAsync("TextFile1.txt");
Debug.WriteLine(txt);
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PROBLEM USING WINDOW STORE IN WINDOW 8.1

HI Sir
when i open window store and install any app many time a box open and say your current connection is slow
and many time it say time out
and after this it take a long
time and show pending app but the app is so small and it take a long time please solve my problem

Hi,
Please try the following method to fix it:
1. Disable your antivirus software.
2. reset your Windows store cache:
Type WSReset.exe into search box, and run it as administrator. Windows Store will openand you’ll get a conformation message saying that:
The cache for the Store was cleared. You can now browse the Store for apps.
It will the take you back to Windows Store. Now try to install or update the apps or download fresh apps and see if it’s working like it should.
Karen Hu
TechNet Community Support

Login to WebApi (MVC + WebApi) with Microsoft Account from Windows Store App

Hi
How can I access a WebApi Controller (ASP.NET MVC+WebApi) that is secured with Microsoft Account from a Windows Store App?
I have no idea how to login. I tried the LiveSDK but this gives me only access to OneDrive, Callender and so on.
Could someone please point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Guenter

Hi Guenter,
To be clear, you are using Microsoft account as login and at same time you have your own REST service for other functionalities?
Let's say if you login with LiveSDk, you should be able to get some access token, see this for more information:
Signing users in, after that use the token to access your REST service, as I understand REST service is a kind of http request, we can use HTTPClient to request data from the address.
I'm afraid there is no existing sample here but the only thing I found is HTTPClient sample:
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/HttpClient-sample-55700664, you can use POST to send your token information to the server.
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Windows Store apps on Windows Server 2012 with XenApp?

We've got asked by a vendor whether our app will be able to support multiple simultaneous users, when installed on Windows Server 2012 and accessed via XenApp.
I suppose the real question here is whether or not Windows Store apps can be run in XenApp over Windows Server 2012 at all, and if so whether there are any special requirements on the apps to support multiple simultaneous instances execution.
The app itself takes each user through a log in procedure, during which all the dynamic user-specific data is retrieved from the back-end server; no such data is stored by the app locally.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Alex

Hi,
To better help you, the Citrix support could be more helpful on your questions:
http://support.citrix.com/search?searchQuery=*&lang=en&sort=date_desc&prod=XenApp&pver=
The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding.
As I known, we always use Remoteapp feature to share app, but it is only worked for desktop app:
Publishing RemoteApps in Windows Server 2012
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/10817.publishing-remoteapps-in-windows-server-2012.aspx
About citrix product, I knew little about it.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

I get error 0x80073cf9 now and I need help to FIX Windows Store can't update any Apps & can't install any Apps now?

Hi I hope some one can tell me step by step how to fix windows 8.1, I can't update any of my Apps and can't install any new apps now and I get error code 0x80073cf9? But my problem is different than most of the other FIXES I read about, because nothing
fixes my problem to be able to install new Apps and get app updates and stop getting that error code?
I keep getting same error code 0x80073cf9 after I try any of the FIXES I have read about and tried all the fixes on my Lenovo Z580 laptop, that came with windows 8 and updated to 8.1. And ever since I bought this laptop I could
always install and update all my apps for the last year when I had Win 8 and Win 8.1 now.   This has been going on since April and May and its driving me crazy!    And from the May updates I did get all the updates and
I also installed the KB update that said I need this KB to get all updates in the future.
But all the other people when they get this error code they could not even open and use any of their Apps already installed. And they also get the error code when they try to update or get a new apps.
But I can click on any APP installed already and use all my Apps with no problems.   I have read so many how to fix this error code but nothing works! :-(     I have tried a lot of
the fixes on Microsoft forums that says do this and the fix will get rid of the error code but I keep getting the same error code after I try that fixes.   And I have read a lot of other windows 8 an windows 8.1 web sites when
I search for how to fix this error code?   And tried all of the fixes that were different from the Microsoft forum fixes. But after I try those fixes I still can't install any apps or can't get my app updates?
Please to any person's who can help me by giving me more that 1 fix, because I have tried so many fixes, If you know more that 1 fix tell me how to do your fix step by step so I can understand what you say to do to fix my windows store?
Thanks for any and all help? And if I don't get any help in this section of the forum I will try to put this in a different area, if I don't get any help at this section of the forum I will try to ask this in another part of he forum ok?
I really need HELP with this so I can get my laptop working again to install new apps and get the updates to my apps?

Fixed the problem by going to settings/store and logging out with apple ID. Then logged back in with password and updates, apps, and iTunes store seem to work ok now.

No Apps or Windows Store work after upgrading to Windows 8.1 Enterprise

Hello,
Upgraded from Windows 8 Enterprise to Windows 8.1 Enterprise. Now none of my apps work, cannot even go into the Windows store to repair them. All of the apps give me an error message of "This App Can't Open" while the PC Settings and Windows
Store apps just open to a blank screen. All Metro apps have a "X" mark on them. What I have already done:
1. I already downloaded the app troubleshooter which didn't help.
2. No use "contacting the app's publishers" since these are all native Windows apps.
3. Tried refreshing, no help.
4. System restore, no help.
5. I don't have a proxy on.
6. I've updated my graphics card to the most recent version.
This may sound naive but is there a way to "reinstall" the Windows store? Can I download it from somewhere? Please don't tell me to "reinstall or reset" Windows 8.1, that really isn't addressing the problem at all it is simply
throwing the entire thing away and starting over. There has got to be a way to "fix" these sorts of things aside from a clean reinstall, otherwise they shouldn't allow "upgrading" in the first place.

Hello,
The cause why appstore does not start is permissions and missing repository registry keys.
I fixed the problem by doing the following: importing and exporting registry keys / change permissions and reboot the machine.
login with a local account (must be member of administartor group) not a domain account to your machine. If you do not have, ask a colleague not having the problem with the appstore.
Ask hem to export the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\appmodel" key.
You need to import this key into the registry using your account.
Follow this steps:
Check first the following location to see iof the repository is not empty
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\AppRepository
1. Open registry editor typing regedit.exe from a command line.
   2. Browse to the registry key at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\appmodel\repository\packages.
if the repository is not there, login locally with a different account and export the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\appmodel
- login backup to the account having appstore problem.
dubbel exported regkey, click yes and confirm overwriting the registry.
   3. Right click on the “packages” key and bring up the “Permissions” tab.
   4. Click the “Advanced” button located at the bottom right corner.
   5. Check to see the account name that shows up as the “Owner” (this is the first line of text on the “advanced security settings” dialog for the “packages” key). (this shows the built-in local Administrators group), it must be “SYSTEM”.
   6. If it is any other account, click on the “Change” button next to it.
   7. Type SYSTEM in the “select user” dialog. If “Multiple Names Found” window comes up, select the row for “SYSTEM”.
   8. Click OK to the dialogs and close them all.
   9. Run from admin command prompt:
Powershell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $Env:SystemRoot\WinStore\AppxManifest.xml
10. Reboot your machine.
11. Start appstore, if you get the error, you have no internet connection.
12. Close appstore wait a view seconds and start it again.
This fixed the problem for me.
Regards, Azzim / System Administrator

Access to my Windows "Store" is only via my Wife's MS Live Sign-In UserID and there is No Way to Change it I can Find

THE ISSUE:
Whenever i go to the Windows Store on my 8.1 Pro Laptop and try to install **Anything**, Windows asks for me to sign onto my Windows Account but **ONLY** Offers me the choice of signing onto my Wife's account.
NOTES:
(1) I have already signed onto my Microsoft Account: at the time of booting into Windows on my Laptop [i.e., entered my "[email protected]' MS Live userid for signing in].
(2) There are no Options (that I can find) within the Windows Store to allow me to designate a Different ID (That is: My Windows ID [email protected], rather than my wife's Windows ID of '[email protected]'). That is, the sign-on screen comes
up **Automatically** with the UserID of my wife ("[email protected]"), ONLYT allowing me to enter the **Password** for That Particular UserId - but **Not** change the UserID
(3) When I then go to my Browser and sign into Microsoft Live **directly** with my [email protected] MS Live Userid, there are no Options **Anywhere** in my ID Profile, Account, - OR Anywhere Else [I looked at Every Menu Option for my MS Live account]
to allow me to ensure that the ID "[email protected]" is somehow an alias that I can delete, or in any other way "Tell" MS Live to ONLY use my [email protected] MS Live Account for the MS Store. Simply Speaking: that ID [My
wife's "[email protected]" ID] does NOT Show Up ANYWHERE under ANY Menu in my Microsoft Live Account, so even if I sign [again, since it did it at Boot time also already] into my MS Live Account, there is nowhere where there is some "Option"
to somehow "Turn Off" the recognition of ONLY my wife's Microsoft Live ID from my Window's Store.
Yes, I suppose I **Could** simply ask my wife for her ID - EXCEPT Guess What? She asked for it to be deleted when she ran into MS Login problems on her laptop (perhaps because she forgot the PW) and I've been told recently By MS Support that indeed
it has been deleted.
Sooo: Is There Any Way To Even Manually (in the Registry or elsewhere) Fix This Issue?
[B-T-W: I think the problem originally occurred when my wife tried to purchase MS Office 365 University and had major problems creating a MS Live ID and being able to Login to get to her machine. Once she had purchased the subscription
- which was for TWO Machines - I used her ID at that time to try and get access to the install files for a copy MS Office 365 University to install on **My** laptop as well. I think that is when I originally was able to input her ID ("[email protected]")
somewhere as I tried to get to Office 365, which was purchased under her "[email protected]" ID. It Never Worked - because she forgot her password somehow, so I eventually gave up on that approach and she asked for her money back for her
purchase of MS Office 365 University and was given nit back. Since I still wanted MS Office 365 University, I used a link from an email sent me by Microsoft to purchase, download, and install MS Office 365 University thru my OWN [email protected]
MS Live account. But this never succeeded in "Changing" this issue I've described above of all access to MS Store coming up with my wife's "[email protected]" MS Live ID automatically to sign into the Store.]

FangZhou:
What I meant by the sentence "ONLY Offers me the choice of signing onto my Wife's account." is
that my Windows Store shows my Wife's OLD (I say "OLD" because according to Microsoft, it has since been deleted) Microsoft Account UserID - NOT **My** UserID, and doesn't allow for any means or option to switch out the UserID that is being presented.
It only allows for input on the password, which won't do me any good, since my wife (1) Doesn't remember her hardly-ever-used Microsoft Account userid Password and (2) I really should be able to use my **Own** Microsoft Account UserID anyway, to which
I **do** know the password.
In any case, I ran the Troubleshooter you pointed me to (Thanks!). But the Troubleshooter did **Not** complete successfully, because the ms-windows-store:PurgeCaches file is **Missing** (this error message came up while the Troubleshooter was running,
and also the Troubleshooter results indicated only one of the three problems it found with the Windows Store on my machine had been fixed, the principle cause being exactly because this particular file is indeed missing) ==> see the following messages cut
'n pasted from the Troubleshooter's Results:
Windows Store Apps
Publisher details
Issues found
Windows Store cache may be damaged
Windows Store cache may be damaged
<data id="Description" name="Description"></data>
Not fixed
Reset and open Windows Store
Completed
Windows Store configuration may be damaged
Windows Store configuration may be damaged
<data id="Description" name="Description"></data>
Detected
Re-register Windows Store
Completed
Some security settings are missing or have been changed
Some security settings are missing or have been changed
<data id="Description" name="Description">Some apps might not have access to required resources</data>
Fixed
Reset security settings
Completed
Now that I've run this Troubleshooter, I have a **Completely Different [and seemingly WORSE] Problem** with the Windows Store on my machine: when I click on it, I am sent Right Back to my Windows Desktop - every time. I don't even get Into the
Windows Store AT ALL - immediately after clicking, the screen changes back to The Desktop.
Any Thoughts on how I rebuild/recreate this Windows Store Cache file; or otherwise fix my access to Windows Store now?

Run Multiple Instances of Windows Store App

We have a desktop app which we are considering porting to Windows Store. Our app allows the user to generate orders. If the user wishes to generate several orders simultaneously, they open several instances of our app.
Is it possible to run multiple instances of a Windows Store app on Windows 10?

Hi,
Another thread in MSDN forum already answered this question:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/windowsapps/en-us/19b5bd94-d772-46b0-b5af-a1be475b0e16/multiple-instance-in-metro-app
The app is still single instance, but it can now open multiple windows by calling
CoreApplication.CreateNewView. This is demonstrated in the
Multiple Views Sample
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support

Distributing multiple versions of an app within a single Windows Store app

The company I work for creates Point Of Sale (POS) software using Software As A Service (SAAS), so we host our clients' databases. We do not force all of our clients to all be on the same version of our software; i.e. some clients are on version 3,
others v4, others v5, etc. As you would expect, the database schema for each of these versions is different, so each of these clients also use a different version of our client-side app.
We are looking at making a Windows Store app that acts as a light-weight POS app that clients can use to sell their products. The problem is, we will require having multiple versions of our Windows Store app in production; the version of the app that
the client uses must correspond to their database version. We were initially hoping to have our Windows Store app detect which version of the app the client should be using, and then automatically update itself to the correct version, but
were told on this post that it violates the Windows Store certification criteria, so that's not an option.
It has been suggested that we put multiple apps into the Store; one for each version of our software. We really don't want to do this though, as when we upgrade a client's database from one version to the next it would require that they uninstall their current
app and install the newer versions app, causing them to lose all of their custom settings. We would like the updates to remain as transparent to the end users as possible; the store clerk shouldn't need to worry about which version their database is on so
they know which app to download from the Store.
As a possible workaround, is it ok for us to package all 3 versions of our app into a single Windows Store app, and then just have the app check at runtime which version it should run? I assume that this is alright, since we will not be downloading
any other code or installing any software/apps, as was the case with our original solution that violates the certification criteria. Essentially we would just have 3 different classes and determine at run-time which classes code we should run.
I know that this solution isn't ideal, as it means our app will be 3 times larger than it needs to be, and that an update to any one of the 3 versions of our software will require an update to the Store app (so potentially users may download a new version
of the Store app, even though it doesn't have any changes for the particular code version (i.e. class) that they will use), but it's one of the best alternatives we have come up with. I just want to check that this solution doesn't also violate any certification
criteria before we go down this road.
If this is not allowed then our only other alternative might be to go with sideloading (as
I discuss on this thread) and avoid using the Windows Store all together, but we would prefer to use the Store if possible as it eliminates a lot of overhead that we would have to deal with if we use sideloading.
Any insights or suggestions that you can give are appreciated. Thanks!
- Dan - "Can't never could do anything"

Hey Mr_bigworlds, thanks for the reply. The moderator on this post actually told me that this
would be a better forum for my inquiries. I agree that there may be another forum better suited for this question (there are so many that I don't know about), but since this relates to Windows Store certification criteria, I don't think the Windows Desktop
Development forums are the place for it.
- Dan - "Can't never could do anything"

Not able to sign in to Company Portal app installed from Windows Store

Not able to sign in to Company Portal app installed from Windows Store .I'm using Workplace joined (Intune + SCCM 2012 R2) Windows 10 Laptop.
Following is the error which I got while trying to sign in with my Intune trail account
Any idea much appreciated :)
--- Exception Details ---
System.Exception: Authentication failed because response data could not be parsed.
Stack Trace:
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<UpdateContextFromAuthenticationResponseAsync>d__c.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.ThrowForNonSuccess(Task task)
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<AuthenticateAsync>d__0.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.ThrowForNonSuccess(Task task)
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.ServiceLoginPageViewModel.<AuthenticateAsync>d__b.MoveNext()
2014-10-30T17:44:27.6437234Z
VERB MethodEnter
Common 1800
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - CheckMonitoringCapable() Enter
2014-10-30T17:44:27.6437234Z
INFO Event
None 0
User is not authenticated, monitoring is not capable.
2014-10-30T17:44:27.6437234Z
VERB MethodLeave
Common 1801
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - CheckMonitoringCapable() Leave
2014-10-30T17:44:27.6437234Z
VERB MethodEnter
Common 1800
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - DelayPolling() Enter
2014-10-30T17:44:27.6437234Z
INFO Event
None 0
Attempting to delay polling task for '30' seconds.
2014-10-30T17:44:45.9431915Z
INFO Event
Application 611
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 WebAuthenticationBroker AuthenticateAsync to url: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=314087&&appru=ms-app://s-1-15-2-2666988183-1750391847-2906264630-3525785777-2857982319-3063633125-1907478113/&api-version=1.1
returned result:Success
2014-10-30T17:44:45.9431915Z
INFO Event
Application 611
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 WebAuthenticationBroker returned result:Success
2014-10-30T17:44:45.9744572Z
INFO Event
Application 208
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Authentication failed because response data could not be parsed.
Exception:
System.ArgumentException: User agent string ("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.4; Win64; x64; Trident/7.0; MSAuthHost/1.0; rv:11.0) like Gecko") does not contain match for Windows version regex pattern ("Windows
NT (?<Version>6\.2|6\.3)").
Parameter name: userAgent
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.AuthenticationResponseData.GetWindowsVersion(String userAgent)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.AuthenticationResponseData..ctor(String responseData)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<UpdateContextFromAuthenticationResponseAsync>d__c.MoveNext()
Response Data:
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2014-10-30T17:44:45.9744572Z
VERB MethodLeave
Common 1801
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService - AuthenticateAsync() Leave
2014-10-30T17:44:45.9744572Z
ERR_ Event
ViewModel 2202
c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 System.Exception: Authentication failed because response data could not be parsed. ---> System.ArgumentException: User agent string ("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.4; Win64; x64; Trident/7.0; MSAuthHost/1.0; rv:11.0)
like Gecko") does not contain match for Windows version regex pattern ("Windows NT (?<Version>6\.2|6\.3)").
Parameter name: userAgent
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.AuthenticationResponseData.GetWindowsVersion(String userAgent)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.AuthenticationResponseData..ctor(String responseData)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<UpdateContextFromAuthenticationResponseAsync>d__c.MoveNext()
--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<UpdateContextFromAuthenticationResponseAsync>d__c.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.ThrowForNonSuccess(Task task)
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.DataAccess.Service.IntuneAuthenticationService.<AuthenticateAsync>d__0.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.ThrowForNonSuccess(Task task)
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.ServiceLoginPageViewModel.<AuthenticateAsync>d__b.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.ThrowForNonSuccess(Task task)
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
at Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.ServiceLoginPageViewModel.<AuthenticateWithExceptionHandlingAsync>d__6.MoveNext()
==========================================================
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z VERB
MethodLeave Common
1801 c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - DelayPolling() Leave
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z VERB
MethodEnter Common
1800 c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - CheckMonitoringCapable() Enter
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z INFO
Event None
0 'Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.Common.Portable.DataAccess.IApplicationsRepository' is not registered, monitoring is not capable.
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z VERB
MethodLeave Common
1801 c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - CheckMonitoringCapable() Leave
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z VERB
MethodEnter Common
1800 c199f6f0-1d13-415a-be16-3ec1a41dcda6
3-0-0 Microsoft.Management.Services.SelfServicePortal.ViewModels.Common.ApplicationStatusMonitor - DelayPolling() Enter
2014-10-30T17:44:57.6486693Z INFO
Event None
0 Attempting to delay polling task for '30' seconds.
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I just noticed the same. Looking at the following error message it seems to do a version check and based on the results of that check I would think that it's not supported yet.
System.ArgumentException: User agent string ("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.4; Win64; x64; Trident/7.0; MSAuthHost/1.0; rv:11.0) like Gecko") does not contain match for Windows version regex pattern ("Windows NT (?<Version>6\.2|6\.3)").
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I would like to share the following two links with you:
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http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-install-windows-8-app-store-apps-on-different-drive-location/
How to install windows apps to an SD card or another drive
http://www.howtogeek.com/136404/how-to-install-windows-store-apps-to-an-sd-card-or-another-drive/
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