Every now and then a developer needs to change his system to a clean installation. Honestly said for most of us our computers are just like your high-school chemistry assignments, where disregarding all the rules you just mix everything until a chemical reaction starts to stir. Hopefully without any explosions.
In my case I just freshly installed to windows 10 on my solid state drive. One problem after reinstalling the folder path of my username is auto-generated with a rather cryptic scheme. Quickly followed some tutorials. Renamed the folder path in HKLM/CurrentVersion/Microsoft/Windows/ProfileList.... and after this the windows store starts to malfunction.
Even worse, it makes deploying (universal-)apps from Visual Studio also impossible. The solution is always more trivial. To fix the problem all I had to do was go to my user settings, and click the link "Sign in with a local account instead".
This will proceed with a number of questions that changes the account name. After that I simply reversed it again and switched the local account to microsoft account and voila no more errors.
In my case I just freshly installed to windows 10 on my solid state drive. One problem after reinstalling the folder path of my username is auto-generated with a rather cryptic scheme. Quickly followed some tutorials. Renamed the folder path in HKLM/CurrentVersion/Microsoft/Windows/ProfileList.... and after this the windows store starts to malfunction.
Even worse, it makes deploying (universal-)apps from Visual Studio also impossible. The solution is always more trivial. To fix the problem all I had to do was go to my user settings, and click the link "Sign in with a local account instead".
This will proceed with a number of questions that changes the account name. After that I simply reversed it again and switched the local account to microsoft account and voila no more errors.
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