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Hi everyone, I just did a full reset of my Windows 11 laptop and set everything up fresh. Most things are working fine now – including most Xbox/Windows games. The affected games are mostly cheap indie titles that I purchased as part of bundle deals. These bundles include versions for multiple platforms (Xbox One, Series X/S, and Windows). It seems rather random which games are affected – I own many such bundles, but only a few show this error. However, those specific games simply won’t launch. Instead, I always get the same error code (even after reinstalling the game, restarting, repairing, resetting the Xbox app and the Microsoft Store). Additionally, I have installed all drivers, including bios and graphics card drivers, DirectX, net Frameworks and all Windows updates are up to date. I have also tried adjusting various DirectX settings, but this did not resolve the issue. I know my laptops specs are rather low quality but still I'm able to play games like Grounded smoothly on mid settings. Lenovo 82C7 AMD Ryzen 5 3500U / 2,1 GHz AMD Radeon Vega 8 8 GB RAM DDR4 I’d prefer not to dig deep into the system again, since everything else is currently stable. Thanks in advance!

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