hi romain, welcome in community
try to download and run the app from here
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mvjj5q28cj2?hl=en-US&gl=IT
so, did you login with an admin account? do you have antivirus or firewall installed?
let me know
Elvis
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hi romain, welcome in community
try to download and run the app from here
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mvjj5q28cj2?hl=en-US&gl=IT
so, did you login with an admin account? do you have antivirus or firewall installed?
let me know
Elvis
Dear canard du futur,
Thank you for your question and for sharing the details into Microsoft Q&A Forum.
I completely understand how confusing it can be when a command prompt window appears and disappears quickly, it often looks like something went wrong. Please rest assured this behavior is normal for the Windows App Manager installer. The line Install License result: 0x0 indicates that the license installation completed successfully. The code 0x0 is a standard success code in Windows, meaning no errors occurred during that step.
It opens a command prompt during installation and closes automatically once the process completes.
If you’d like to confirm the installation, please go to Settings > Apps & Features and check if Microsoft Windows App Runtime or Windows App Manager appears in the list of installed applications.
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