Error code: 0x80073d13 (Xbox Game Pass PC Beta)

Thank you BrimLeal !!

It worked perfectly !

I have the same with halo 2, it what save on the C drive the C is for my OS.  Please give us the option to save on my D drive that is my large drive for all my games.   Please fix the option to pick so i  can pick a different drive  I see that everybody is having the same issue fix asap.

Ok, Do this to make it work....some of you out there are using Shadow....but this also applies if your hard drives are not configured correctly...hope this helps...it did for me. If you dont have shadow disregard the shadow stuff and just partition off a section on your hard-drive in the tutorial. Microsoft....get you team together and help your community out....this is shameful that you release this awesome app and leave people hanging like this.....COME ON! 

For those of you who have been running into issues installing Xbox Game Pass games on your Shadow and you're getting an error:

"For this game, choose a drive that's formatted as NTFS" or error code 0x80073D13

The issue is that your Shadow's C drive has been formatted with a cluster size (byte allocation size) of something other than 4k (mine is set to 16k). XGP games require that the drive/partition you want to install the game on has a byte allocation size of 4k (not sure why Shadow is setting it to such a large value). Good news is that there's a workaround that doesn't require reformatting or rebuilding of your Shadow PC.

(Caution: this is somewhat advanced, so if there's anything you absolutely cannot lose on your Shadow PC and you're not comfortable with making disk partition changes or you haven't done it before, contact Shadow Support instead just in case).

The following steps will create a new partition (drive D) on your Shadow PC by borrowing space from its C drive. These instructions assume that you only have one drive (C) currently.

1. Open the Disk Management app by pressing WIN-R and entering "diskmgmt.msc", then hitting Enter.
2. Right-click the C drive in the grid at the top and select "Shrink Volume...".
3. In the window that appears, choose the amount of space you want to shrink the C drive by. This will be the space you will allocate to a new D drive later.
   1. DO NOT choose the entire amount displayed in the "Size of available shrink space in MB" field. You want to leave Windows some breathing room. Enter a number that's half of the available shrink space to be safe, as long as it's enough to fit the game(s) you want to install.
4. Click "Shrink" and after a moment your C drive will be a bit smaller and you'll notice a new "Unallocated" section of the "Disk 0" graph near the bottom.
5. Right-click on the "Unallocated" space at the bottom right and select "New Simple Volume...".
6. This will go through the process of formatting the unallocated space as drive D. Feel free to customize anything... just make sure that the "Allocation size unit" is either set to "Default" or "4k". However, it is safe to just "next" your way through the wizard.
7. You now have a D drive. This will be where you'll install the XGP games:
8. In the Xbox app, click your profile icon at the top and select "Settings".
9. Click "General" on the left.
10. In the "Drive selection" section on the right, click the "(C:)" dropdown and select "(D:).
11. Try installing a game. It should now be successful.

I get the same error code but neither choosing C: as the install drive nor reformatting the D: drive (already was NTFS anyway) seem to do anything. I also tried to reset and to reinstall the Game Pass App, but that did nothing either.