How To Fix File System Error 1073545193 On Windows 10

A lot of users who upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 may face a File System Error (1073545193) when trying to open Windows Store applications. This error may also pops up when users try to open image files in these newly upgraded systems.

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Even though the error is a File System Error, a simple File System scan in the command prompt (sfc /scannow) may not be able to fix the problem.

To resolve the File System Error (1073545193) on Windows 10, try the following troubleshooting steps.

Here’s how to fix File System error 107354519

Try using wsreset
Run the Windows Store app troubleshooter
Try disk cleanup
Fix using Powershell command

Solution 1 – Try using wsreset

The first thing to try should be the simplest. Follow these steps to try and resolve File System error 107354519:

Open the Run dialogue by pressing Win + R.
Type in the command: “wsreset.exe” in the Run dialogue and press Enter.

Hopefully this simple trick should solve your issue. If instead it throws the following error, move on to the second solution:

“ms-windows-store:PurgeCaches File System error (-1073545193)”

Solution 2 – Run the Windows Store app troubleshooter

This is another simple solution that will almost always resolve the error. Run the Windows Store app troubleshooter to fix File System error 107354519.

Follow these steps:

Click on Start and type “troubleshooting” in the search bar.
Select “view” on the top left corner of the window. Click on Windows Store app.
Follow all the on-screen instructions. Once the process is complete, restart your computer.

Hopefully this works in resolving File System Error (1073545193) . If it doesn’t move onto Solution 3.

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Solution 3 – Try disk cleanup

Follow these simple steps to determine the health of your storage disk:

Open command prompt in administrative mode. (On Start type “Command Prompt”. On the search results right-click on “Command Prompt” and select “Run as administrator”.)
In command prompt, enter the following commands in succession:

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

Once you’re done, close the command prompt window and restart your computer.

See if this helped resolve the issue. If it didn’t move on to the forth solution.

Solution 4 – Fix using Powershell command

This solution is a bit complicated compared to the previous ones. So follow the steps carefully.

Open PowerShell in administrative mode. (On Start type “Powershell”. On the search results right-click on “Windows PowerShell” and select “Run as administrator”.)
Type in the following commands in succession:

Get-AppXPackage | Remove-AppxPackage
Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage

These commands will remove Windows Store and all of its apps for the current user and all the other users.

Restart your computer and again open PowerShell in administrative mode (Same as in Step 1).
Type in the following command:

Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”}

This will restore Windows Store and the apps.

Restart your computer one more time, and see if this solved your problem.

Hopefully one of these solutions worked for you. If it didn’t try contacting Microsoft Support.

Here’s how to fix File System error 107354519#

Solution 1 – Try using wsreset#

Solution 2 – Run the Windows Store app troubleshooter#

Solution 3 – Try disk cleanup#

Solution 4 – Fix using Powershell command#

Here’s how to fix File System error 107354519

Solution 1 – Try using wsreset

Solution 2 – Run the Windows Store app troubleshooter

Solution 3 – Try disk cleanup

Solution 4 – Fix using Powershell command