[GUIDE] Add Store to Windows 10/11 EnterpriseS SKU (LTSB/LTSC)

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I'm having the same problem. The only thing I used was the "disablewintracking" and even tried the built in revert option. Still can't login to xbox.

 

I think that is the problem. There must be tracking for games.

Beyond that, I don't know.

 

Yeah I thought so, but how do I revert it? Like I said I tried the built in function in the program but it still doesn't work.

 

I just tried a fresh copy of Window 10 LTSB July (1607) and I am unable to login Xbox as well. It looks like everything is installed correctly so I'm not sure what's missing or causing the xbox login issues. I tried using the xbox insider app and it seems to authenticate with my microsoft account but it errors out afterwards similarly to the standard xbox app.

 

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^ Preemptive follow-up -- If you have done all that... Assuming you have before I could reply... Double check the system requirements for the games. Some games want a Windows 10 build higher than 1607. If that is the case, you're s**t out of luck and there is no solution for you unless you're willing to use Home or Pro or wait until LTSC 2018.

 

Hi, I'm running the LTSB build 1607 as well. I discovered that the XboxIdentityProvider bundle in this "Add-MicrosoftStore-RS.zip" is either the wrong version or incompatible with this build of LTSB. To solve this, I needed to remove the provisioned XboxIdentity app as well as the plain ole app. I did this in Admin Powershell with:

remove-appxprovisionedpackage -package Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider_2017.605.1240.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe -online
remove-appxpackage 'Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider_12.30.5001.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe'
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If your package names are different from above for whatever reason, please extract the package names from the following:

get-appxprovisionedpackage -online | select packagename
get-appxpackage *xboxidentity* | select packagefullname
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paste package names in their respective removal commands and try again. Then download the XboxIdentityApp from the MS Store and log into the xbox app

Powershell enthusiasts, please improve the above commands

 

Thank you! After I removed the current Xbox Identity Provider and installed a fresh copy of it via the Windows Store, it started working and I can now login the Xbox app.

 

After installing the option one MicrosoftStore-RS package, Cortana's search component reappeared!
Can someone please tell me what elements in the "Add-MicrosoftStore-RS" package to remove or what code tweak to make to "Add-Store.cmd" to avoid having Cortana's search component re-awakened. I use an offline script to disable, but not remove Cortana and so it sits dormant and doesn't run. Now it's back and I choose to feel sad about it.

 

The package provided by @abbodi1406 his bundle works just fine for me (and everyone else). I really suspect you are doing something else that you're not letting onto. However, glad it worked for you.

 

@GOD666 which version of Xbox Identity Provider does it have for you? Everything store related was working besides being able to sign into the Xbox app. I noticed Xbox Identity Provider was 11.30.XXXXX initially which wouldn't allow me to sign in but when I downgraded to 11.29.XXXXX it worked.

 

@GOD666 I can attest to @merhs and others claiming that the older version works and the one provided in here doesn't. In fact, with the 11.30 it gave me error code 0x409.

 

@merhs @the_soft45 do you have a download link or can explain how to downgrade to an older version of xbox identity provider?

 

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@GOD666 Is there a way to undo/ delete the windows store after adding it back using your methods?

I'm referring to Windows LTSB 2015 and Windows LTSB 2016 method 1 using the cmd script.

 

Hi friend,

Where are this reg key? I can't find it, can you help me, please?

Thanks in advanced

 

@the_soft45 Thanks man! This fixed it. Talk about a nightmare to get it working. Appreciate it

 

Thanks dude, I was facing the same problems, the IdentityProvider supplied in the package does not work, this fixed the problem for me.

 

I solved this problem by also doing an offline removal of the system app 'CortanaListeningUI'. In another post in this forum, someone suggested that if I wanted to totally disable all aspects of Windows search, I should remove the CortanaListeningUI' along with main Cortana app. I tied this in the past, but removing it in LTSB caused me some trouble with the Start menu. For whatever reason, I tried it again and everything works great including a completely disabled Windows search.

Code:

##* SYSTEM APPS TO BE REMOVED
$SystemAppsList = @(
    #"contactsupport" # It's recommended to remove this using its OnDemand Package instead by adding it to the $PackageRemovalList.
    "ContentDeliveryManager"
    "Cortana" # Removing Cortana will completely disable all default functions of Windows Search.
    "CortanaListeningUI"
    "ParentalControls"
    "PPIProjection"
    "SecHealthUI"
    "SecureAssessmentBrowser"
    #"XboxGameCallableUI" # Removing XboxGameCallableUI will prevent Microsoft's App Troubleshooter from functioning properly.
)