The fix was to use the right combination of Target min version.
I faced quite a bit of downtime due to the wrong choice of the target version working with UWP Projects. Web search to find a cure sent me searching for answers I could not find.
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2017 Version 15.8.1. The Dell Laptop is running Evaluation copy of Build 17733.rs5_release(18083-1525). [This OS has a problem in that when you shutdown and restart the OS, it will reinstall the OS afresh wiping out some of the folders; saved passwords; saved items in Microsoft Edge. Visual Studio also gets reset.].
Now coming back to the right Target version for working with UWP projects, there are three options for the Target version shown in this image.
RightTargetVersion_0
Of the three options only one of them allows the Design editor in Visual Studio come up without this error - The app did'nt start(HRESULT:0x8027025B). This is the only one that works:
Windows 10 Creators Update (10.0; Build 15063).
Regarding the choices for the Min Version, Build 15086 and Build 15063 works without any changes, just the Solution refreshes.
RightTargetVersion_2
However, if you were to choose Build 14393.0 you need to install the required SDK.
RightTargetVersion_1
These findings are summarized in the next image.
RightTargetVersion_3
I faced quite a bit of downtime due to the wrong choice of the target version working with UWP Projects. Web search to find a cure sent me searching for answers I could not find.
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2017 Version 15.8.1. The Dell Laptop is running Evaluation copy of Build 17733.rs5_release(18083-1525). [This OS has a problem in that when you shutdown and restart the OS, it will reinstall the OS afresh wiping out some of the folders; saved passwords; saved items in Microsoft Edge. Visual Studio also gets reset.].
Now coming back to the right Target version for working with UWP projects, there are three options for the Target version shown in this image.
Of the three options only one of them allows the Design editor in Visual Studio come up without this error - The app did'nt start(HRESULT:0x8027025B). This is the only one that works:
Windows 10 Creators Update (10.0; Build 15063).
Regarding the choices for the Min Version, Build 15086 and Build 15063 works without any changes, just the Solution refreshes.
However, if you were to choose Build 14393.0 you need to install the required SDK.
These findings are summarized in the next image.
RightTargetVersion_3
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