Windows 10: Roblox links won't open with Microsoft Roblox

Hello, I tried opening roblox from a browser but it keeps trying to open using Roblox-player's app, but I prefer MS Roblox. I can't join VIP servers because of this.MS Roblox don't pop out when I'm trying to choose what to open roblox-player link with. I uninstalled Roblox player's app but it still won't load.

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ROBLOX anyone?

Saw this today and I was curious if anyone has played it yet? Seems like a knockoff minecraft. But actually looks good!

Their YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/roblox

Website: Roblox

 

Roblox and Roblox Studio won't open

Since I reset my computer, Roblox (and Roblox Studio) started not to open(when I click play it opens then automatically closes without an error message), I tried to open it from Microsoft Store but the same thing happens and as soon as I open it, the game immediately closes itself. The game worked fine before the reset.

 

Roblox from Microsoft Store error

Dear Fran,



I'm glad to see you in Microsoft Community.



May I ask if by update you mean a system update or a Roblox app update? I can understand that it must be a difficult situation for you when things don't work as expected. However, let's follow these methods and check if they work.



1. Microsoft Store Cache Cleanup

• Right-click the Start icon and select "Windows Terminal (Administrator)" -> Enter: wsreset.exe
  

2.Reset Microsoft Store

• Open "Settings" -> Applications -> Applications and Features -> Find "Microsoft Stroe", select -> "Advanced Options" and reset
  

3. Uninstall and reinstall Roblox

• Download it on the internet and use roblox from your browser and try to see if the problem persists.
  
• You need to uninstall roblox in the application settings (Settings -> Apps -> Apps & features -> find the roblox app inside the right input box and click uninstall), then click on the link here, click on the game and it will ask you to install roblox.
  

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If there is anything not clear, please do not hesitate to let me know.



Best regards,

Zoee | Microsoft Community Support Specialist