Photos app and Microsoft.net Native Runtime 1.4 and above

[alfatec]

Investigating a couple of issues with the Photos app on 1709. Trying to re-register but stating I need Microsoft.net Native Runtime 1.4 or above. Anybody have the .appx package or know where I can get it from.

 

Thanks

[karlr]

I've encountered the same issue on 1709 after removing several apps. Even though I didn't remove the Photos app it isn't available due to Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.1.4 being missing. Is this on a sysprep'd image by any chance?

 

Wonder if this is a package that will work though? https://github.com/ms-iot/iot-adk-addonkit/blob/master/Source-x86/Packages/Appx.IoTOnboardingTask/Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.1.4.appx

Edited January 26, 2018 by karlr

[alfatec]

Yes have also removed some of the apps. Found the .net native x86 .appx file but need the x64 one.

[skell]

I have it. Took me ages to find it.

 

Let me know where you want it uploaded to via PM

[alfatec]

Thanks to Skell for the file. Photos app now re-registered and all works fine. Just need to put that Native runtime 1.4 appx on.

[Jorin0]

I like to know what you did Skell, or the download link?

[mehball]

I'll have it please Skell

[Arthur]

@alfatec @skell @mehball @Jorin0

 

The Windows 10 Inbox Apps ISO on VLSC contains all of the .appx files included with Windows 10 (inc. the ones you are/were missing).

 

For Windows 10 1709 you need the ISO updated Sept '17.

[jmak]

@alfatec @skell @mehball @Jorin0

 

The Windows 10 Inbox Apps ISO on VLSC contains all of the .appx files included with Windows 10 (inc. the ones you are/were missing).

 

For Windows 10 1709 you need the ISO updated Sept '17.

So if I've created my wim using the candy crusher script and left the photo app in, is this the only one I need to put back in to make it work?

 

Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.1.4

 

And if so, is it easy to create a package to deploy just that one?

[skell]

I can't add back to the WIM, but it seems to deploy via SCCM OK.

[jmak]

I don't have SCCM, so I guess I'll have to live with it until I re-image. In the mean time, I've deployed the regedit to re-enable photoviewer, so at least photos don't open in Paint anymore....

[Arthur]

I don't have SCCM, so I guess I'll have to live with it until I re-image.

You could try reinstalling it using PowerShell.

 

Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath "X:\amd64fre\Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.x64.1.4.appx"