Hi Anders,
The event log entry mentioned the error code 0xc000027b, which doesn't indicate a corrupt module, but the WindowsApps folder permissions may be incorrect.
0xc000027b is addressed in this link:
Microsoft Store Apps fail to start - Windows Client | Microsoft Learn:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/...
Maybe you can run a Process Monitor trace to see if Widgets encounters any access denied errors.
Please run a ProcMon trace and share the zipped log on OneDrive.
- Download Process Monitor: http://live.sysinternals.com/procmon.exe
- Launch Process Monitor.
- Reset the filter options and click OK.
- If tracing does not start automatically, press Ctrl + E.
- Reproduce the issue by launching Widgets.
- When the dependencies error appears, switch to Process Monitor and stop tracing (Ctrl + E).
- Save "All Events" in a PML log file.
- *Zip* the log file and upload it to your OneDrive. The PML log size will be huge. Zipping it reduces the size by 90%.
Note:
The Process Monitor log file can reveal your user account name or sometimes the Microsoft account email ID. If you wish to share the log with me or specific people, you can use the "Restricted" option in Google Drive. Once I send a request, you can grant me access.