Having trouble with time and alarms? Learn how to fix error 0x80070003 in Windows 10.
Microsoft has been working hard to make life much easier for its users. Be it screen icons or settings, Windows developers have tried their utmost to make sure that the user feels easy with everything and for them virtually everything is on their fingertips. The introduction of countless new features have given users the ultimate freedom to do infinite things with their computers.
While added features is something everyone badly asks for when something new is on the horizon, some people like me are also interested in to what will happen to the shortcomings of its previous version. Will they be fixed? Will they be eradicated or will they simply get passed on to the new OS without getting any attention whatsoever?
With Windows 10, the opinion of users around the world has been very divided. This is due to the fact that the added features have indeed brought the OS a lot that it was missing before. On on another note, it has caused the new Windows to be a lot buggy than it previously was.
Error 0x80070003 with Alarms and Clocks is an error most commonly experienced by users after updating their apps. Here’s how to fix it!
This error basically happens due to the Alarms and Clocks app getting corrupted. It can be fixed by uninstalling and then reinstalling the app again.
The first step would be to uninstall it. This can be done by a third party app or typing the following command in PowerShell, which can be opened through Windows Search as an administrator, and pressing enter as shown in the image below.
Get-AppxPackage *windowsalarms* | Remove-AppxPackage
Let it complete its processing.
Then, you’ll have to reinstall it so that it gets reinstalled correctly.
To do that, open PowerShell again and type in the following command and press enter as shown in the image below.
Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers| Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”}
Let it complete its processing and then restart your computer.
The error will be as good as gone and the alarms bells will start ringing perfectly again.
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