The reason for the error is that the app package stores a file named user.dat in the root directory of the package, which then causes the error. The employee who wrote the blog post was able to reproduce the problem on a machine with version 1809. Launching these apps ends with the message 'The configuration registry is corrupted' on machines with the Windows 10 build higher than 17763.55. The issue affects Win32 applications that were converted into an app using a desktop bridge application and then published as apps in the Microsoft Store. Microsoft's employee explains the issue, that occurs with store apps at Windows 10 V1809 (Build 17763.55 and higher). I stumbled about the topic here and here, where references to Microsoft's article The Configuration registry database is corrupt has been given. Microsoft explain the issue with Windows 10 V1809 Now Microsoft explained the reason for this error. And this, although the data base isn't corrupt.
Win32 applications, converted with Desktop Bridge converter into a store app fails with this error.
In Windows 10 V1809 seems to be another root casue. The error 0x800703f1 stands for ERROR_BADDB, and repair attempts with sfc and dism won't help. Also previous Windows 10 version caused this error (see here). This error isn't new, and it has been observed during updates, in Windows 8 apps (see here) at Office (see here).
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