winappsdk

  1. Fixing the 'Something Happened on Our End' Error in Windows 10 Microsoft Store

    If you're a Windows 10 user and have recently been faced with the cryptic yet profoundly unhelpful "Something happened on our end" error when trying to update apps from the Microsoft Store, here's some good news: Microsoft has finally addressed the issue. Let’s dive deep into what's changed, the...
  2. Windows 10 Users Face Update Issues Due to WinAppSDK 1.6.2

    If you're a Windows 10 user battling pesky error messages like “Something happened on our end” while updating or uninstalling apps, you’re not alone. Starting November 12, countless users have noted these frustrating interruptions—but hold your pitchforks, because the issue isn’t due to your...
  3. Windows 10 Version 22H2: Update Issues with WinAppSDK 1.6.2

    Ah, Windows 10. Loved by many, sometimes frustratingly flawed, and yet, a staple in so many of our daily lives. Just when you think it's cruising along smoothly, Microsoft confirms a brand-new hiccup: users are facing significant challenges when trying to update or uninstall apps. The issue...
  4. Windows 10 Bug Disrupts App Management: Key Insights & Fixes

    Windows 10 strikes again, but this time it’s not about those dreaded full-screen notifications urging you to upgrade to Windows 11. Microsoft has just confirmed a particularly annoying bug that could wreak havoc on how you manage your apps. If you’re struggling to update or uninstall programs...
  5. Adding event handlers: Sounds, Dark Mode & Windowing (Part 2)

    Adding event handlers: Sounds, Dark Mode & Windowing (Part 2) Note that in part 1 of the WinAppSDK Blog Series you implemented the visual layer of the DrumPad using WinUI 3 controls. However, if you click on any buttons, nothing happens, because we have not defined any actions, which we will do...