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Please file a Feedback hub report (Windows key + F) under category Apps > Windows Subsystem for Android. On step 4 "Add more details" please add a recording recreating the problem of WSA not starting.

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Here's my previous feedback submission in the feedback center https://aka.ms/AAm95zl

I've re-uploaded a copy of the log file over there, but it's worth mentioning that the type of my previous submission was Apps>All Other Apps, as I couldn't find any similar items in the categories for Windows Subsystem for Android or amazon app store!

Also I really hope to get a solution as soon as possible, I've had feedback on this issue from Microsoft Learn Q&A, Answer Community, Feedback Center, and I couldn't find anything like this on Google, and finally the community expert in Answer Community told me to come over to Github to give feedback, and I really don't want to get a similarly tricked result again!

Thanks!

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As well, the log files have been sent by me before on github

Here again https://github.com/microsoft/WSA/files/12393637/etw.zip

Because I can't see the details once submitted in the feedback center, and I don't know if the submission was successful or not.

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I had WSA produce this same behaviour and it was due to a graphics card/driver incompatibility.
Switching to the Microsoft Basic Display Driver in the WSA settings resolved the problem.

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I had WSA produce this same behaviour and it was due to a graphics card/driver incompatibility. Switching to the Microsoft Basic Display Driver in the WSA settings resolved the problem.

Thanks for the reply, I just tried what you said but it still flashed (I actually tried switching to Nvidia 3050 Laptop or Intel irlsXe to run it before and got similar results)

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The feedback hub report had more logs in it, unfortunately the failure lies within a component below WSA.

Can you try enabling Local network access, and see if that resolves the issue for you?

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The feedback hub report had more logs in it, unfortunately the failure lies within a component below WSA.

Can you try enabling Local network access, and see if that resolves the issue for you?

Thank you for your reply, it did resolve after I turned on local network access and after the first successful launch, the Amazon store appeared in the list of apps that originally showed 0 and ADB worked all right

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But I still have some doubts, from the log I submitted earlier, logcat is empty, which means that the part of the subsystem that belongs to Android has not been started at all Since opening the local network access can solve the problem, it also means that the cause of the problem is in the network part of the network, it is reasonable to say that even if there is a problem in the network, it should not make Android Linux kernel can't even start. The Android Linux kernel should not be able to start even if there is a problem with the network, right?

Of course, I'm not very good at the underlying development of Android, so I'm just curious as to why, and it would be great if you could give me a general explanation as to how the problem occurs.

Later on, I'll try to turn off local network access and try to reboot to see if WSA still reproduces the problem on my device.

Finally, thank you for your help!

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Ok, I'm going to try to reproduce it now and it worked, here's the log now, it does crash once local network access is turned off

Here's the log now

diagnostics.zip

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But I still have some doubts, from the log I submitted earlier, logcat is empty, which means that the part of the subsystem that belongs to Android has not been started at all Since opening the local network access can solve the problem, it also means that the cause of the problem is in the network part of the network, it is reasonable to say that even if there is a problem in the network, it should not make Android Linux kernel can't even start. The Android Linux kernel should not be able to start even if there is a problem with the network, right?

Of course, I'm not very good at the underlying development of Android, so I'm just curious as to why, and it would be great if you could give me a general explanation as to how the problem occurs.

Later on, I'll try to turn off local network access and try to reboot to see if WSA still reproduces the problem on my device.

Finally, thank you for your help!

There are components that are necessary for Hyper-V to start a VM that are related to networking. On your device you are hitting some issue in those components preventing the VM from starting. By switching networking modes you're no longer relying on those components that are having an error and are able to start the VM.

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There are components that are necessary for Hyper-V to start a VM that are related to networking. On your device you are hitting some issue in those components preventing the VM from starting. By switching networking modes you're no longer relying on those components that are having an error and are able to start the VM.

Thanks for the reply.

I noticed that you mentioned that I was having problems with the networking component of Hyper-V on my device, I thought that this might be solved by reinstalling Hyper-V, since windows doesn't provide a place to directly uninstall and reinstall Hyper-V, it can only be installed or uninstalled by enabling or disabling the Windows feature, I thought that maybe I I could reboot multiple times to disable and re-enable it for reinstallation

Then I'm going to run a sfc /scannow scan of the system to make sure no components are damaged.

Do you think this would work? Or do I need to keep the current environment for now to try to reproduce the problem in the future?

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I had the same problem.
错误模块名称: wsaclient.exe 异常代码: 0xc0000409

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