Windows App Game File Transfer to New Computer Not Supported

you cannot access game files for windows store or xbox app, they are under an encrypted folder.

you can sign in on the new computer and download again and if it has cloud saves that will follow.

if it does not have cloud saves you can possibly transfer the saves using gamesave-manager which is a third party free utility that finds all games saves on a pc and stores them for you to move to a new system.

you can just re-download them, everything is in your account

the windows store and xbox app add the games to an encrypted folder that is for that one install of windows, you need to remove the windows app folder on the old hdd or format that hdd and redownload, currently they do not support transferring game files from one machine to another (currently being tested under insiders)

eventually it will be like how steam allows it but for now the only option is to clear and redownload.

Same issue here.....

Downloaded game just now on HDD

Game Does not open after loading screen.

closed app and tried again.

not working still.

transfered file in options on xbox app to SSD Drive.

Still not working.

re-validated file and repaired.

checked for updates on game.

restarted computer.

still same issue.

checked for windows updates but im up to date.

now seeing user with same issues......yes every other game works fine.

Running windows 10 on my computer as i cannot run windows 11.

PC specs;

GPU - Radeon RX 580 Series

CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor, 3950 Mhz

Ram - Corsair Vengence - DDR4 3200

MOBO - PRIME B450M-A

Hi,

A corrupted file is one of the possible reasons as to why the Microsoft Solitaire Collection keeps informing you that you don't have more moves to take on the game. Let's try to isolate the issue by performing the following solutions:

Solution 1: Run the Windows App troubleshooter on this
link to scan and repair the game.

Solution 2: Remove temporary files on your computer.

Temporary files are automatically deleted after exiting an application or a game. However, restarting your computer without exiting an active Windows session won't delete temporary files. These files may cause issues running games
on Windows 10.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard, and then click the Settings icon.
2. Select System, and then select Storage.
3. Select This PC and click on Temporary files.
4. Select Temporary files.
5. Click Remove files.
6. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.

Solution 3: Reset the game from the Settings menu. This process can help restore corrupted game installation files.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard, and then click the Settings icon.
2. Select System, and then select Apps & features.
3. Find the game, and then click on Advanced options.
4. Click Reset.
5. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.

Solution 4: Reinstall the game from the Windows Store.

Let us know if the solutions work with your concern.