Perhaps it has to do with my screenshot being from the Windows 10 install. The Windows 11 dev is similar to yours, just the one entry. There is quite a difference in date as well
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2022-07-24T07:35:30+00:00 Just got a notification that Photos Media Engine Add-on has been installed before I could even check. But I don't find it in the list of installed Apps.
I see this, but I cannot find it in the list of installed Apps.
It is one of those that show up in the Store but not in Apps, like Windows Web Experience Pack for example.
Every time you open Photos for the first time it installs automatically.
I'm glad it is working for you now. 👍
Good night!
Just in case you're still looking for the media engine - it is withing the photos app