For me the following method works:
- Open File Explorer and type
C:/Program Files/WindowsApps
in the adress bar.
- In the You dont' have permission to access this folder dialog click Continue. This will require administrator privilages.
- In the You have been denied permission to this folder dialog click security tab highlighted in blue.
- In the WindowsApps Properties dialog click Advanced.
- In the Advanced Security Settings for WindowsApps dialog click Continue.
- Click the blue text Change next to Owner: TrustedInstaller.
- In the Enter object name to select textbox in the Select an object or group dialog enter your username (the one displayed in cmd after
C:/User/
right after opening it).
- Click the Check Names button.
- Click the OK button.
- In the Advanced Security Settings for WindowsApps dialog click Apply and then OK.
- Close File Explorer.
- Reopen File Explorer and type
C:/Program Files/WindowsApps
in the adress bar again.
Now you will see a list of folders. Each corresponds to a UWP app installed on your computer. Some apps are in multiple folders. App's resources are places in the /Assets
subfolder. You will find there the app's icon too.