How to fix error code 0x80070057

had same on old version of x64; and only with one user;

think can be - is corrupted access rights to some path or reg keys for metro/uwp app;

or run or reg of dcom process that needed for that app;

gppolice edits can be issue too (if you prevent system from access some data etc);

on my case similar error because I blocked it in some way for better security; and now forgot what I changed;

0x80070057: Cannot create the Desktop AppX container for package 52601TheDesktopBridge.2261331D290CD_1.1.0.0_x86__qfm5jy7hkm90p because an error was encountered configuring the runtime.

0x80070057: Cannot create the process for package 52601TheDesktopBridge.2261331D290CD_1.1.0.0_x86__qfm5jy7hkm90p because an error was encountered while configuring runtime. [LaunchProcess]

is sample of ms app to start com application via desktop bridge (com interop from UWP);

on other pc users that app work;

Problem is Edge itself. parameters are fine.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/204877/assigned-access-will-not-start

The AppID of Microsoft Edge is not able to start in kiosk mode.

When I try below app as kiosk it works perfect

few years ago it would work with Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe!MicrosoftEdge

Hello

It seems like you're encountering an error when applying a provisioning package on Windows 11, and you've already tried several troubleshooting steps.

Error Code 0x80070057: This error usually indicates an invalid parameter or an incorrect value specified in a command or operation. It might be worth double-checking the settings within your provisioning package to ensure all parameters are correctly configured.

Provisioning Package Compatibility: Verify that the provisioning package you've created is compatible with Windows 11 version 23H2. Sometimes, certain settings or configurations might not be supported in specific Windows versions.

Event Viewer Logs: Check the Event Viewer for any related error messages or warnings that might provide more details about why the provisioning package failed to apply. Look for entries around the time of the error occurrence in both the Application and System logs.

Group Policy and Registry Settings: If your provisioning package includes any Group Policy or registry settings, ensure they are correctly configured and not conflicting with existing settings on the system.

Permissions and User Account Control (UAC): Ensure that you're applying the provisioning package with administrative privileges and that UAC settings are not blocking the installation process.

Test on Another System: Try applying the provisioning package on a different Windows 11 system to see if the issue is specific to the target system or if it's a broader compatibility issue.