Microsoft Solitaire Collection cannot log in to Xbox live， "Error code: 1170000"？？？？

Speel xbox live Microsoft solitair collection daguitdagingen enz maar kan mij niet meer aanmelden met mijn account steeds dezelfde foutmelding 1170000

-[Translation - Play xbox live Microsoft solitair collection day challenges etc but cannot log in with my account the same error message 1170000]

When I try to sign in to MS Solitaire Collection, I get a sign in error "We could not sign you in to Xbox Live. Please check the Microsoft Solitaire Collection FAQ.... error code: 1170000."

Unfortunately I can't find this error code, or the answer at that link. I'm running Win 10. Help please!

Manage to resolve the sign in error after re-register the app:

Get-AppxPackage -allusers *MicrosoftSolitaireCollection* | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}
For those who interested can refer to the article here:
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Solved: How do I fix Microsoft Solitaire Collection Sign In Error Code 1170000?[/url]

Can't get old data from Microsoft Solitaire Collection

Can't log on, error code 1170000.

The "Sign In" spot says playing as a guest, click here to sign in using a Microsoft Account. After clicking on the sign in spot it says user signed out ~ need to return to sign in . . "OK" button gets sign in error ~ error code 117000 - "Try Again" gets
the same loop.

I logged out of the Microsoft and Xbox account and relogged in. That did not make a change in the errors.

I suspect that the registry has a problem in the solitaire program. I tried to un-install and re-install the Microsoft Solitaire Collection. and the same thing happens as described above.

The Windows 10 system is up to date. The computer reported "service registration is corrupt" at one point.

Any ideas?

Same for me as well. Opening Solitaire gives a Sign In Error with error code 1170000. Looks like this update broke the authentication with Xbox Live. Would be great for someone from Microsoft to chime in on this.