

Now you can rename the file as WpSystem.old. In the basic permission, click on the full control checkbox and then click on “Ok”, and then click on “Apply” and once again click on “Ok”. Here, click on the “Add” button and click on “select a principal” and type “everyone” and click on “Check Names” and click on “Ok”.

Head back to D drive and once again, right-click on the WpSystem folder and once again, click on Properties\Security\Advanced. After that, click on the “replace owner on subcontainers and objects” checkbox and click on “Apply” and “Ok”. Now, click on Change, and in the object name input area, type “everyone” and then click on the Check Names option, and then, click on Ok. Right-click on the WpSystem folder and click on “Properties” and in the “Security” tab, click on the Advanced button. However, you won’t be able to rename it as you’ll get an error message. Open the explorer on your PC and open D: drive, you’ll see the WpSystem.

Renaming the WpSystem and Windows app folder sometimes fixes the error on the Microsoft store and is something that you can try to fix it.
