#Download do a182 calc.exe for ansys how to

I clicked that, and immediately got a notification in the Action Center telling me that Windows Calculator is ready to use, and showed a launch option. It had a get button, clicking which, showed an install option. It opened the Windows Store app, and displayed the Windows Calculator page. Instead of closing the pop-up, I hovered over to the 'Look for an app in the Microsoft Store' option and clicked on it.

#Download do a182 calc.exe for ansys how to

How to fix You'll need a new app to open this calculatorĪnd this moment was also when I found the fix, and I literally laughed out loud when it worked. This is when I began wondering if this was a more complicated issue than I had believed it to be. I wanted to 'Reset' the Calculator from Settings > Apps & Features, but the app wasn't even listed there. Running Calc.exe told me it didn't fix it. I rebooted the computer, hoping it would have fixed the issue.

Get-AppxPackage -Name Microsoft.WindowsCalculator | Add-AppxPackage.

Get-AppxPackage -Name Microsoft.WindowsCalculator | Remove-AppxPackage.

As a final resort, I tried running the following commands one by one, in an elevated Powershell:.

The Windows Store reset command, 'Wsreset.exe' which you can execute from the 'Run' tool (Win + R), also failed to help me.Next I tried the DISM command in an elevated Command Prompt 'DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth'.And, it turned out everything was fine, even though the Calculator app wouldn't run. Running the System File Checker as an administrator is always a good step in troubleshooting Windows related errors.Since my Windows 10 is new (had reset the PC a few days ago), I assumed that there was some pending update or something. The first places I looked for a fix was Windows Update and the Windows Store app.Here's a list of what I tried, and didn't work: