Im having issues launching a game and the main fix is to disable "Use advanced installation...

I was able to get it to launch by completely uninstalling my antivirus (Avast). Disabling did not fix the issue, but completely uninstalling did allow the game to launch.

Hello,



As shared by the Internal Support Team, there is an update with the Gaming Services and that would be version 3.63.16003.0 should fix the BSOD issue. So, to resolve the issue for BSOD we would highly recommend you to do a restart to PC first and disable the antivirus then install the update of Gaming Services. Launching the games should not be a problem after this.



However, there are known compatibility issue with antivirus that could cause games to crash upon launching. If the disabling of antivirus is not your preference, we would suggest you to try restarting the device and install the update for the gaming services. Then if issue persist with the game, please send a feedback to Team Xbox and contact the developer of the antivirus.



Again, we appreciate everyone’s time and patience in waiting for this update. Hope you will all have a great day!



Kind regards,

I had a similar issue.

Having installed the game on Launch, I've not had any issues, but today I was unable to launch into the game, even after restarting my PC/downloading the digital licence for FS.

It seems as if my Firewall was causing the error: Please insert the microsoft flight simulator disc

After I had disabled my Firewall, the game launched. It's a custom firewall that I use made by Panda Security.

Hope this helps anyone.

Jack

Trying to launch Metro Exodus on my PC it crashes during startup while showing the initial trademark. Trying to launch it again gives the option to launch in safe mode. Selecting safe mode, the game does launch although the camera is very slow to the mouse
movement and it is unplayable.

Any ideas on why it crashes on launch?

I have the same issue... Please anyone help us

I had this problem too and disabling the Xbox Game Bar in Windows helped.

Open Settings in Windows 10 and search for "Game Bar".

Disable it and it went through fine to the menu.

I also updated my nVidia drivers to the latest but that caused a problem so I downgraded to the version prior to the latest and the game ran smoothly after that.

Hope you get it to work.

If you have an nVidia Experience installed I've heard that some people had to disable the nVidia overlay as it causes issues with the game too. I always have that disabled so i don't know if it affected anything in particular.

Error code 0x80070002 indicates that there is an issue with a file or a folder that the game is trying to access. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

Verify the game files: Go to the Microsoft Store app, click on the three dots in the upper right corner, and select "Downloads and updates." Click on "Get updates" and wait for the process to finish. Then, try launching the game again.

Reset the game: Go to "Settings" > "Apps" > "Apps & features" and find Flight Simulator in the list. Click on it, and then click on "Advanced options." Scroll down and click on "Reset." This will delete any saved data for the game, but it may help fix the issue.

Disable antivirus: Some antivirus programs may interfere with the game's installation and update process. Try temporarily disabling your antivirus and see if the game launches without any issues.

Check for Windows updates: Even if Windows says that you are up to date, there may be some updates that haven't been installed yet. Go to "Settings" > "Update & Security" > "Windows Update" and click on "Check for updates." Install any updates that are available and then try launching the game again.

If none of the above steps work, you may need to contact Microsoft support for further assistance.