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I had a problem with Windows 11 image after updating to KB5067036 preview. I didnt managed to fix it and i used SupportAssist Recovery from Dell and reinstalled a clean copy of Windows with a backup of user and app data. Now my computer its running 26200.6899 25H2 26200.6899. I needed to install Microsoft Teams, but when i tried to start/install it gived me error code 0x80073CFE. Tried sfc /scannow, dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth, wsreset, re-register Microsoft Store, but without success. I have searched the error code and find the method of Ramesh to find the corrupted directories, but i dont know what i can do forward. I attach the results of logs here.
The commands that i executed om powershell admin session are:
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I had a problem with Windows 11 image after updating to KB5067036 preview. I didnt managed to fix it and i used SupportAssist Recovery from Dell and reinstalled a clean copy of Windows with a backup of user and app data. Now my computer its running 26200.6899 25H2 26200.6899. I needed to install Microsoft Teams, but when i tried to start/install it gived me error code 0x80073CFE. Tried sfc /scannow, dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth, wsreset, re-register Microsoft Store, but without success. I have searched the error code and find the method of Ramesh to find the corrupted directories, but i dont know what i can do forward. I attach the results of logs here.
The commands that i executed om powershell admin session are:
get-appxpackage | out-file c:\apps.txt
GCI -Path "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps" -Recurse | Where {$_.Length -eq 0} | out-file c:\corrupt.txt
Get-AppxLog -All | out-file C:\Installation.log
Maybe someone can guide me. Thank you! Logs - Google Drive
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