Identifying installed games after disk cloning

Hello,

I recently cloned my HDD data to my new SSD, I used the "Forensic" cloning method, and this drive was the secondary drive (Not the bootable one that has windows on it).

However, after the cloning is done successfully, I found that all of my Xbox games which were installed on the "D" drive were not recognizable. The Xbox application could recognize everything on the C drive (which was no issue at this time, as I didn't change it), but could not recognize any of the games installed on the D drive before cloning.

I could find that these games' files already exist in the newly-cloned D drive in the "WindowsApps" folder, but I cannot play any of them, and an errors appears that the game is offline when I try opening them. The error screenshot is attached.

When I try reinstalling the games, the install process ends instantly with a message that the game got installed successfully, but actually when opening the game, the same error appears again.

What is the solution to this error? Is there a method to make the Xbox app recognize these files and open the games?

The error happens with 3 games, which were installed on the D drive:

Sea of Thieves (Owned)

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard (Owned)

ReCore (Owned)

Also, the same error happens with applications that were installed on the D drive using the Windows app store.

Other games from other launchers (i.e. Epic Games, Uplay, and EA Play) work fine after cloning, so the problem happens only with Windows and Xbox application only.

Is there any way to recognize the games, without the need to delete these files and reinstall the games?





























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