My Windows 10 logs have many entries at power-on that say
"Microsoft-Windows-Store".
Do these refer to the online Microsoft Store? To the app which accesses
the online store? Windows storage on my hard drive? Or something else?
I have never visited the Microsoft Store. I have never opened the Microsoft
Store app or any app that I know to have come from the Microsoft Store,
such as Weather or News. I removed all live tiles from my Start Menu before
the first time I connected the computer to the Internet after a clean install
of Windows 10.
The log entry descriptions don't make clear to me what is being attempted.
Less than half of the entries indicate a failure, and very few have a yellow
warning symbol at the start of the line. None have a red X. I suspect that
most or all of the failures are due to the computer not being connected to
a network at power-on.
Can you give me some idea what "Microsoft-Windows-Store" might be
doing or trying to do?
-- Jeff, in Minneapolis
"Microsoft-Windows-Store".
Do these refer to the online Microsoft Store? To the app which accesses
the online store? Windows storage on my hard drive? Or something else?
I have never visited the Microsoft Store. I have never opened the Microsoft
Store app or any app that I know to have come from the Microsoft Store,
such as Weather or News. I removed all live tiles from my Start Menu before
the first time I connected the computer to the Internet after a clean install
of Windows 10.
The log entry descriptions don't make clear to me what is being attempted.
Less than half of the entries indicate a failure, and very few have a yellow
warning symbol at the start of the line. None have a red X. I suspect that
most or all of the failures are due to the computer not being connected to
a network at power-on.
Can you give me some idea what "Microsoft-Windows-Store" might be
doing or trying to do?
-- Jeff, in Minneapolis