How to fix
App launching problem
on Windows

When I try to launch any programs in Win 10, they either do not open at all or just crash at the very moment of launching. Resetting the system did not help. This is getting on my nerves. Can you advise a solution for this problem?

The new changes bring new challenges. Though the latest edition of Windows 10 introduced some significant improvements, it may still cause a variety of smaller or more troublesome problems for users. Not only the updates may be at fault, but the specific local settings and hardware capacities of users devices may trigger the issue. Thus, not all may encounter app launching problem. The latest edition might possess certain bugs which meddle with the administration rights of your computer. As a result, you might face the problem due to modified ownership and editing rights. The overload of cache files might be at fault as well. In any case, use the guidelines to restore full access. Before you proceed to the repair methods, you might want to check your system for any damaged files with [rev id=”RegCure Pro”].

Option 1. Removing Windows app cache files

1. After clicking the Start button, type cmd. Enter Command Prompt. Note that you may need to run it as the administrator.
2. Type WSReset.exe.
3. When the process is finished, reboot the device.

Note. Launch Troubleshoot app in Windows 10. Even if this program does not solve the problem, it still comes in handy checking the computer for issues.

Option 2. Run Powershell

1. Type Powershell after clicking the Start button. Do not forget to run the application as administrator.
2. Copy and paste the following entry.
   Get-AppxPackage -allusers | foreach {Add-AppxPackage -register "$($_.InstallLocation)\appxmanifest.xml" -DisableDevelopmentMode}
3. You may reset the broken apps manually by navigating to the Apps and Features folder. Choose each app and click Reset after expanding Advanced options.

Option 3. Create a new user account

1. Click Settings and navigate to Accounts.
2. Select on Family and other users and click add someone else to this PC.
3. Choose the Person doesn't have an email address option at the bottom of the newly opened window.
4. Select Add a user without Microsoft account.
5. Type the username and password you wish and click Finish.
6. In order to shift from standard user to an administrator, expand Options.