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error 0x80070002 - register windows.sharedFonts file not found #3194
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That's not great. Have you made any changes to your system -- added/removed any components that might be related to fonts, rendering, installation, packages, or the like? Thanks. |
Not to my knowledge. Its a corporate managed device, I know the windows store has been disabled/removed. Could that be something? |
@Maattcc Thanks for contributing a solution -- it looks like, broadly, asking people to change their partition settings to fix an application deployment issue (because it has the same error code (which is a generic error code) as this issue) is going to cause more harm than good... so I deleted your comment. Sorry! |
This seems like a windows store package deployment issue; would you mind filing feedback in the category Install and Update / App installation issues and reproducing the failure? Thanks! |
I'm also having this issue. Any resolution yet? |
I'm also having this issue, logs attached. |
i'm also having this issue with the same error log. |
Solved exactly the same error by installing it NOT as admin. |
Hi there, Another way is to locate file and manually install it : WIN+R and wt |
Pinging off #4217 (comment), I have two corporate machines on the same AD, which has a group policy that enforces elevation be run as a separate user, e.g., my_account.privileged, and on those two machines, running in an elevated Windows Powershell session:
one happily installed Windows Terminal to my high-priv account, and one failed with this error. Since I've installed off Windows Store, I don't have a chocolatey package cache lying around so I cannot use yann-f's solution above (#3194 (comment)). I'm unaware of a Windows Store command-line API, and since I can only get to this account by elevation, I don't think I can run Windows Store on that account unless I log into the computer as the high-priv account (which I'm not going to do). Did anyone ever lodge this issue to the Windows Store? Since I'm trying to register an already-installed package, not install something off the store, I'm not totally sure they'd accept my feedback as valid. On the plus side, I have a simple repro-case if there's anything I can capture from Event Viewer etc. to dig into the failure itself. Some logs
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For those that use Chocolatey and have the same issue I found that changing the last line of the upstream package from |
@MrDaGree I do have the same problem. Where can I find the file to be edited? disclaimer: I am a choco n00b |
We have a user who's running into this as well and we've no idea how to apply this fix either, @MrDaGree It would be very helpful if you could suggest how one would go about "changing the last line of the upstream package." |
@spotlight2001 @draeath it was requiring changing the chocolatey install script and repackaging it. It was only possible if you have a custom repo |
Solved the issue for me as well. |
Environment
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18362.356]
Steps to reproduce
Attempting to install via the Chocolatey package (pre-built msxibundle)
Expected behavior
Install Succeeds
Actual behavior
Install gets to 89% and then fails with the following message:
error 0x80070002: While processing the request, the system failed to register the windows.sharedFonts extension due to the following error: The system cannot find the file specified.
There is no reference to which file it is looking for.
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