Programs Open and Close Immediately in Windows 10

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A few users have reported that certain programs closed immediately after it had been launched. The range of these programs or applications is not limited, ranging from classic programs to UWP apps downloaded from Microsoft. 

The tricky part about these situations is the elusive cause of them. It may be because of a storage problem or a permission issue. Here we will post a universal solution that is doable in most cases. 

Many programs have a repair tool available for users who encounter problems related to the affected program. You can find this kind of tool or feature via settings, as the following steps show.

Step 1: Press Win + I to open Settings.

Step 2: Navigate to Apps > Apps & features.

Step 3: Scroll down the right page to look for the faulty program.

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Step 4: Select it and then click on Advanced options.

Step 5: Scroll down to find and click on Repair under the Reset section.

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Step 6: Wait for the tool to repair the program.

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