Just opened C:\Windows\System32\MoCam\AppxManifest.xml: <Prerequisites> <OSMinVersion>6.1</OSMinVersion> <OSMaxVersionTested>6.2</OSMaxVersionTested> </Prerequisites> Why 6.1? It also contains <SplashScreen Image="Logo.png"/>
Output of InstallAppX: ************************ * InstallAppX.exe is being deprecated. * It will be removed from the product on or about 4/22 * Please switch to using MakeAppX.exe and our PowerShell cmdlet. * In PowerShell, try: import-module appx;get-help appx * * See Also: h**p://windows/windows8/DevX/DevXWiki/Wiki%20Pages/InstallAppx%20Dep recated.aspx ************************ Content of mocam.cmd: %SystemRoot%\System32\InstallAppX.exe "%SystemRoot%\MoCam\mocam.cmd" but should be %SystemRoot%\System32\InstallAppX.exe "%SystemRoot%\System32\MoCam\mocam.cmd" ...
NaiveUser if I remember. However it showed nothing on 7955. But maybe does when updated to x64. I wonder also what happens when changing shell32.dll with twinui.dll These 2 files look kind of same when I look with ResHacker.
probably in 7955 Immersive UI wasn't complete, it was still in early devolopment in this build probably it will unlock something
Yep, does someone here can give a link to that shsxs.dll? Going try on dualboot W8 then later today. Or was it possible I could fix that problem if it don't works through Windows itself?
Just need to know one thing before I go for try. If it fails like in 7955, can I remove it then through the crashed windows? I'm at school at the moment for like 4 more hours so yea...
if it fails... CTRL+ALT+DEL -> Start task manager in task manager File > New Task (Run...) then click on Browse... theN go to system32 and delete shsxs.dll (if delete doesn't work rename it) back to task manager open C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\logoff.exe
I tried this yesterday and it didnt do anything... however when i clicked on regedit it came up with something about shsxs.dll not being the correct one and to get a new one from the installation source I have noticed that the uiaccess="false" is in other dll's like twinui.dll and Windows.UI.Immersive.dll