Windows 10: Error 0x80073d0d when installing any game from Xbox app on D: Hard Drive

The error happens with ANY game, only when i try to install on one of my HDs, i can install on Disk C: and F: without a problem.I tried deleting everything related to Microsoft from the driver because i used it on another windows installation, but that does not seem to help.I have the latest windows update and Microsoft store updates, i tried resetting Microsoft store with the command wsreset, i tried resetting the Xbox app and uninstalling, nothing worked so far.This is what is inside D: after i try to install a game, even if i delete the Xbox folder that i created and the .GamingRoot file, i

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Windows Store Error Code 0x80073D0D

For about a year now the Xbox Game Bar "App" has failed to install most recently with Error Code 0x80073D0D.

I have tried WSreset many times and reinstalling the windows store . I would force uninstall and reinstall the app except the name is not clearly displayed in any appx package names ie Microsoft.XboxGameBar.

Any suggestions?

System Specs:

AMD Phenom II x4 965

24Gb of ram

250 Gb SSD as boot drive

2TB HDD for everything else

RX470

 

Error 0x80070141 on certain apps after installing new D: drive

I am receiving error Code: 0x80070141 for MS Flight Simulator 2020 after replacing my secondary hard drive. Other applications installed previously via the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 receive "offline" or errors suggesting a problem with the storage.
Applications previously installed outside of Microsoft Store or Xbox PC app function properly via the new drive.

Applications and data were stored on a mechanical D: drive. I cloned the D: drive (via Macrium Reflect) to an identically sized SSD drive for improved performance and installed the new D: SSD.

After the new SSD install, I am no longer able to run MS Flight Simulator 2020 via the Xbox PC app and receive the error code 0x80070141 when trying to install. I receive an identical error code when attempting to install any new applications to the D:
drive via the Xbox PC app. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the Xbox PC app, but still receive the error code when attempting to download any new content.

I've also observed that previous applications installed from Microsoft Store result in an error that the Application "can't open because it is offline. The storage device might be missing or disconnected."

Other D: drive apps and content (such as Steam content) are accessible and working perfectly. This problem only seems to impact applications/content installed via Microsoft Store or the Xbox PC app that reside on the D: drive.

Any help with this issue is appreciated!

 

Installing to a second Drive. D: or external (Non Boot up Drives)

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand your concern as you are looking for an option to move the game location from the C drive to the Drive D, which is an external drive.



In this scenario, we would suggest you to perform these steps and check if that resolves your issue on both laptop and Desktop.

1. As usual install the game on the PC’s in
   C Drive.
   
2. Insert the external
   D drive to the PC.
   
3. Press Windows + I key from the keyboard to launch
   Settings.
   
4. Select Apps and click on
   Apps & features from the left pane.
   
5. Search for the installed game from the list on the right pane.
   
6. Single click on the game and select
   Move.
   
7. Select the D drive under
   Choose a drive where you want to move the game.
   
8. Restart the PC with the external drive connected and then launch the game.

We await your response.



Aditya Roy

Microsoft Community – Moderator