also i'm sure there is a Powershell equivalent but who the hell knows how to do that. i'm not sure how Windows would translate linux permissions.
please be careful though, i wouldn't recommend moving/editing any files in this folder.Īlternatively you could try installing WSL 2 and run something like "chmod -R 755 WindowsApps" but i'm not sure, i haven't tried that yet. Now i can open the WindowsApps folder and browse through it, and i haven't had any issues running any game, even Halo Master Chief Collection hasn't had any problems. i did NOT check "Only apply these permissions to objects and/or containers within this container".Basic permissions: everything is checked except for "Special permissions" which is greyed out.Applies to: This folder, subfolders and files.make sure the following fields are set:.in the "Permissions" tab, select your user name from the "Permissions entries" box (this is a list of both users and groups, i selected the user account i made when i first ran Windows, mine is called "nick").i install all pc xbox games to my D drive, specifically there's a folder that was created D:\WindowsApps that i could not open. So i did this about 6 months ago so my memory may not be 100%, i figured it was a folder permissions issue so i played around with the settings in Windows and it seems to be working since then. first off, i agree this is dumb, we shouldn't have to fix issues like this with the xbox app. i wanted to just put this out there, hopefully it can help someone. So i was listening to the bombcast and i heard Rorie saying how bad the pc xbox app is, and i've heard others complaining too, i think Vinny had some issues a few weeks ago.
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