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DevToys installation failed in System context #767

Closed Bala826 closed 4 months ago

Bala826 commented 1 year ago

My Windows OS version is 10.0.19042 Enterprise edition.

I tried install the DevToys but it failed in system context. Could you please provide the solution here? See the error below for reference. I given the full permission but still its failing.

PS C:\local\DevToys> add-AppxPackage -Path "C:\local\DevToys\64360VelerSoftware.DevToys_1.0.10.0neutral._j80j2txgjg9dj.msixbundle" -Verbose VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Deploy package" on target "C:\local\DevToys\64360VelerSoftware.DevToys_1.0.10.0neutral._j80j2txgjg9dj.msixbundle". add-AppxPackage : Deployment failed with HRESULT: 0x80073CF9, Install failed. Please contact your software vendor. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80073CF9) Deployment Add operation rejected on package 64360VelerSoftware.DevToys_1.0.10.0neutral~_j80j2txgjg9dj from: 64360VelerSoftware.DevToys_1.0.10.0neutral._j80j2txgjg9dj.msixbundle install request because the Local System account is not allowed to perform this operation. NOTE: For additional information, look for [ActivityId] 061b40c5-5182-0006-ac34-29068251d901 in the Event Log or use the command line Get-AppPackageLog -ActivityID 061b40c5-5182-0006-ac34-29068251d901 At line:1 char:1

veler commented 1 year ago

Hi, Can you try with admin rights?

Bala826 commented 1 year ago

Hi, sorry that I have not mentioned it clearly. It worked in my elevated PS (i.e., with my admin rights) but failing in System context. We are looking for Unattended mode for installing DevToys to all my users at a time. So, checking if there is a way to install it in as a System context. With my Admin rights it installed fine. From the admin PowerShell, I executed "psexec.exe -s -i -d PowerShell" and it took me to the System context shell where the command throwing error like I earlier mentioned.

veler commented 1 year ago

I see. As far as I know, admin rights are unfortunately required to install an MSIXBundle on Windows. I don't have a workaround to offer for now. That said, we're currently working on DevToys 2.0, which will have the option to be portable. This could be an option if you can wait this summer or this fall.

Bala826 commented 7 months ago

Hi, I wanted to check if there are any updates on the release of DevToys 2.0 or a revised estimated timeframe for its availability?

veler commented 7 months ago

Hi, We did a lot of progress but obviously we are far behind what we were expecting. The good news is that we're at the finishing steps. It remains us only 1 tool to port from 1.0 to 2.0. Following this, we will need to do some touch up work, and finally release a preview. We're hoping for a preview in April/May. There will be a portable version, which won't require the Microsoft Store, so your issue should be solved. Thanks for your patience!

Bala826 commented 7 months ago

It's good to hear, Veler. Thanks for the update!

veler commented 4 months ago

I believe this issue is fixed with DevToys 2.0 now: https://devtoys.app/download