The “appear-to-crash” behavior is the same as Kindle’s. Latermark (appear to “crash” / flash exit) The details of the JavaScript exception are as follows Exception Name:, Description: >, HTML Document Path:, Source File Name:, Source Line Number:, Source Column Number:, and Stack Trace: ms-appx://amznmobilellc.kindleforwindows8/kindle-min.js:11:59191 Anonymous function() ms-appx://amznmobilellc.kindleforwindows8/kindle-min.js:11:55820 Global code. App details are as follows: Display Name:, AppUserModelId: Package Identity: PID.
Source: AppHost App crashed with an unhandled Javascript exception. Related system error log Source: AppModel-State Failure to load the application settings for package AMZNMobileLLC.KindleforWindows8_stfe6vwa9jnbp. On Windows 10 it crashes and exits after staying in splash screen for a minute
On it, it tries to load but goes minimized again. Here is a list of apps I have found to be affected by the IE cache location: Amazon Kindle (appear to “crash” / flash exit)Īfter starting, the app seems to minimize itself to taskbar, and if you click “metro app crashes immediately after opening”. The problem is also observable in Windows 10.Ī Microsoft forum post discussed troubleshooting the problem of “Modern”) apps, which I didn’t figure out why until recently. “Temporary Internet Files”) to a RAM disk could result in crashes of Since Windows 8, changing the cache location of Pointing temp and cache dirs there to improve I/O performance and reduce For very long time I have been creating RAM disk and
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