what is windows shell experience and why do i get a window telling me to ask for permission to use it

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As I posted above, MS admitted this bug, promised to fix it in RS5, due end of October 

Well, what can I say? Here I am, with the RS 5 downloaded and installed, and ... the issue still persists, it hasn't been fixed! 

Just installed a fresh Windows 10 1809. Added myself and a family member. Did nothing else. Rebooted. Lo and behold Windows Shell error pops up.

Today I have switched my PC (1803) on 3 times throughout today. I got the error once. Logic and Microsoft do not live in the same world.

This seems to have resolved the issue for me. No more stupid pop-up!!!

Solution 3: Re-registering the Start-Menu

We can also try re-registering the start menu from an application package present in your Windows Operating System. This will re-register all the default application on your computer.

1. Press Windows + S to launch the search bar. Type “PowerShell” in the dialogue box, right-click on the application which comes forth and select “Run as administrator”.
2. Once in PowerShell, execute the following command by copy/pasting it and pressing Enter.

Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}

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Dear Microsoft, you need an adult to help you fix Windows Shell Experience.

I get this pop-up after reboot every time Windows updates something.

Hello again,

so I had this issue some time ago, and also got a fix talking to microsoft assistance which finally did not work.

However, I got an email right after my birthday, sent from Microsoft Family service where they notified me (as a parent) that my child (also me) just turned 19, so that he (actually, me) can now control his own settings in parental control which might override the settings I (as a parent) made. So, all in all

1. Microsoft thinks I am my own child
2. Microsoft thinks that we have the same birthday, and
3. Microsoft keeps a record that I am now 19 (so, my birth year is 1999) -> seems like "another y2000" bug to me.

Anyhow, I did not see this annoying pop-up window ever again since that. So, hopefully, until dec.31 this year you all guys will turn 19, and this issue simply will get solved by time. :D

Quelle effing surprise.