GameBar Issue: FPS Access Request is missing a folder in its file path and I can't redirect it

I also have the same error - using Win 10 Home Insider Preview

The files are in the WindowsApp folder on the D drive - so it looks like it's just a path issue. Running the file directly from the folder gives an access error which I can't resolve - I'm guessing because that .exe needs to be launched by the DRM or something,.

Alright | tried moving the files to a different folder path and setting them up in the new folder path and that didn't work. As for issue 2 it is completely random... the only commonalities are that they are audio files.

This is an xbox game pass game, there is no accessible .exe, believe me I've looked, I've tried using the desktop shortcut file path, I've tried opening the file location from the task manager and I've looked in the folder where game pass games are installed, which was missing Halo Infinite

reinstalling gamebar will not restore the folder location, you need to run the bat file i linked to, this will restore the captures folder back to default.

** For Error 0x80070002 **

I have had this issue for some time as well. I have managed to get around the problem (eventually) using the following

Noticed that the XboxPcApp.exe was having a problem accessing <installdrive>:\WpSystem\S-1-5-21-2409270299-2109823427-3869901260-1001\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.GamingApp_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\GEH\POF.dat (Note: used Procmon - this is not reported anywhere)

The error message was File Not found.

Looking at the above folder I noticed that only the path up until \AC was present - No \GEH folder under this. I manually created this folder and restarted the installation but this again failed but further on.

I cancelled the install from the Xbox app, searched for the game again and selected install - is now installing.

May be due to Install folders being moved (C drive is not an ideal default if there is more than one drive present as this should be OS only if possible I believe as rapidly fills with game data). Moving the data seems to create a file redirect from C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\ackages\Microsoft.GamingApp_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC to the install directory - On both drives the GEH sub folder was missing.

<TL/DR>

Check if the "GEH" folder exists under "\WpSystem\S-1-5-21-2409270299-2109823427-3869901260-1001\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.GamingApp_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC" on your install drive. If not create and cancel / request the game.

Best of luck

Mike