When installing game in Xbox app on one of my drives, i have error 0x80070057

Hi,

The Xbox App isn't a stand alone downloading app like for example, Steam or GoG. The Xbox App is simply a portal to allow you to download Game Pass games. The downloading is actually completed via the Windows Store.

Since Xbox App uses the Windows Store, error code 0x80070057 is actually a Windows 10 error code. There are many guides on the net to potentially fix this error, just google 'Windows error 0x80070057 like this
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Note: You should not need to install any free applications on any of these sites.
If you do, you do so at your own risk.

Likewise, error code 0x80070005 is also a Windows 10 error often referred to as an 'access denied' error. If you get this error when trying to change where default applications are installed, it typically means there is already a folder on the drive from
a previous PC or Windows installation.

Did you take any of these drives from a previous PC or have you recently re-installed Windows 10 from scratch?

All Windows 10 Applications install to a hidden folder called WindowsApps. On the C:\ drive, WindowsApps is located in a hidden folder in C:\Program Files.
Do not attempt to modify this folder. On other drives the WindowsApps folder will be located in the Root directory. So on say F:\ drive it would be F:\WindowsApps.

Do you already have a WindowsApps folder in your F:\ drive?

Step 1 Click "Start" button and type "Regedit.exe" in the search box and hit "Enter" key.

Step 2 Now you can see the Registry Editor. Try to find out the registry subkey following the path below and click it:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\SystemCertificates

Step 3 Click the "Edit" menu and move mouse to "New" and then click "DWORD Value". Next right-click CopyFileBufferedSynchronousIo and click "Modify".

Step 4 Type 1 and click "OK" on the Value data box. Exit Registry Editor and restart your PC.

Hello, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

What filesystem is the drive formatted to? Navigate to Explorer > This PC > Right Click the drive and select Properties to find out. I believe NTFS is required, so if its FAT32 or exFAT you will need to reformat the drive.

This drive is NTFS filesystem

It worked thank you very much♥