desktop-app-converter

问题 I decided to have another crack at converting my tool (https://github.com/mikecann/Windows7-Taskbar-Monitor) to a windows store app using the Desktop App Converter. Things I did this time: 1) Force-updated my machine to the anniversary update. 2) Downloaded Desktop App Converter and .wim file. 3) Setup the base image .wim 4) Ran the converter on my self-extracting installer with the following: .\DesktopAppConverter.ps1 -Installer C:\tmp\TaskbarSystemMonitorInstaller.exe -InstallerArguments "

问题 I am trying to convert my app for the windows store using Desktop App Converter. If I set the -PackageName option to the Package/Identity/Name given in the dashboard, Desktop App Converter stops with a write error for -PackageName. But if I put -PackageName to the display name that I want, when I submit the appx file to the windows store I get: Invalid package identity name: and Invalid package family name: *update My Pakage/Identity/name takes the form 1234MyApp.MyApp. If I leave out the

问题 I am trying to convert my app to an appx using Desktop App Converter. I am trying to use my Package/Identity/Name from the Microsoft store dashboard in the form of -PackageName "1234Myapp.Andthistoo". Desktop App Converter will not take it.It keeps coming back with a write error. From my searches I have been under the impression that the -PackageName category can not start with a number and it can not contain a period which my Package/Identity/Name contains both. It fails with this message:

问题 I have used Windows Desktop App Converter to convert my WPF app to a store app. It all works apart from my "start with windows" feature. The way I was solving this was to create a shortcut in the "C:\Users\%%USER%%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" directory to my app but it seems like this method doesn't work any more (the shortcut doesn't appear). So how does one go about getting your app to launch on windows boot any more? Cheers, Mike 回答1: So how does one go

问题 I'm trying to convert my Win32 app from its MSI into UWP appx package using Desktop App Converter, so that I can update it in the Windows Store. Here's the steps. When I downloaded the Windows_BaseImage_DAC_17134.wim file and tried to install it, I got this at the end (I'm not sure if it means anything): Here's the same as a text: VERBOSE: Removing any pre-existing NAT network Get-NetNat : Invalid class At C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.DesktopAppConverter_2.1.1.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe

问题 I am using DesktopAppConverter.exe to create an appx for Windows Store. I get the following errors on upload to MS: Invalid package identity name: XXXX (expected: 184YYY.XXX) Invalid package family name: XXX_eqm6jq3xyprpt (expected: 184YYY.XXX_eqm6jq3xyprpt) How can I specify a package identity name anf family name, I am currently using the command: DesktopAppConverter.exe -Installer C:\input\XXX.exe -InstallerArguments /VERYSILENT -Destination C:\output -PackageName "XXX"

问题 I have used the Desktop App Converter to convert my Win32 application to .appx . The converter failed to convert application icons correctly. Icon transparency was lost. While I have reported this (bug?) to Microsoft, meanwhile I'd like to try to convert the icons manually. And I want to generate the .appx manually (using the makeappx ) in the end anyway. So I need to create the AppxManifest.xml . Problem is that the AppxManifest.xml generated by the Desktop App Converter is not valid. All

问题 I have downloaded the .wim file that matches my Windows version (14393) and gone through the process of setting up the converter. So, I have the converter app running on my machine. When I attempt to run a conversion, I get error message E_EXPANDED_BASEIMG_INVALID. I have tried to get rid of the expanded image by run DAC with the -Cleanup ExpandedImage parameter, but it fails to clear it. Have you managed to replace the expanded image? The files are quite large and I cannot keep adding

问题 I am trying to convert to UWP my desktop application Computator.NET (written in WinForms) which is using InstallShield for it's installer but DAC does not seem to find executable. It looks like it thinks that exe file is some temporary installer file. Log from the process is below: WARNING: DesktopAppConverter : warning 'W_PACKAGE_DEPENDENCY_ADDED': A dependency on framework package 'Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.UWPDesktop' was added to the AppxManifest.xml. See 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/

问题 I am currently testing out AppX for a customer Appx is fairly easy for small applications such as Adobe Reader and so on. does anyone have any experience in packing larger Applications with multiple MSI files and possible registry changes file changes and so on ? how do you specify multiple MSI files is that possible ? the documentation is not specific in how you achieve that. 回答1: With Desktop App Converter, making customisation while creating AppX packages is not straightforward. It may be