What this does is reset all settings and data in a given app so the app is reverted to the state it was when it was initially installed from the store – flixing buggy apps without forcing an uninstall. With the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Microsoft is introducing an “App Reset” feature into Windows for Store apps. If it was a built-in app, the user would mist likely have to find a workaround or hope a store update flushed out the junk data interfering with the system. Whatever the issue, when it arose in Windows 10 version 1511 and below, the only recourse was to uninstall and reinstall the app in question. Perhaps its an issue with the Store app, preventing you from downloading and updating any of your already installed apps, or the mail app is crashing at launch for no obvious reason, or photos is playing hide and seek with your very important selfies. Source code and compiled package are available here: bit.Sometimes an app on Windows 10 just doesn’t want to play nice. Tried to analyze crash dumps - happens during data binding.ĭoes anyone has something similar? Any help is greatly appreciated. Inside real app we have multiple comboboxes and switches and it crashes always until we remove data bindings.Īnother interesting observation - it doesn't crash in simulator, only on real device.Ĭrash happens somewhere deep inside rendering engine. The only difference is order of Combobox and ToggleSwitch. One page crashes application, while another one is fine. It has 2 flyout pages: both with single ToggleSwitch and Combobox.
I created test application that reproduces issue. It happens when flyout has ToggleSwitch and Combobox with databinding enabled. Our production Win 8.1 store application crashes on Windows 10 when user opens settings flyout screen. This is about Windows store application (not targeted for phones).
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