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After I have installed Windows IoT (10.0.10586) and Visual Studio 2015 with Update 1, I got COM-Exception when I use the SpeechRecognizer in Universal App on my Raspberry Pi 2 (with Windows IoT 10.0.10586). If I run the SpeechRecognizer UWP App on Windows 10 it works without any problems, the COM-Exception occurs only in Windows IoT (10.0.10586). With older version of Windows IoT and Visual Studio 2015 without Update 1 it works, too. Has anyone a solution for the problem? var speechRecognizer = new SpeechRecognizer(); var constraint = new SpeechRecognitionTopicConstraint

I want to my Windows UWP app to target only specific devices e.g. desktop and mobile. How do I specify that my app should only target these devices? I have found nothing of interest in the Package.appxmanifest file, and project.json only specifies what SDK's the app should use. There are two ways you can do it. 1 . Right click Package.appxmanifest , and click View code , you can find the following code in the Package.appxmanifest . <Dependencies> <TargetDeviceFamily Name="Windows.Universal" MinVersion="10.0.0.0" MaxVersionTested="10.0.0.0" /> </Dependencies> You can modify the Name property to

I am trying to start video preview capture from the camera in my UWP app but StartPreviewAsync throws an exception Sample Code: MediaCapture mc = new MediaCapture(); await mc.InitializeAsync(); await mc.StartPreviewAsync(); This error occurs because currently StartPreviewAsync requires a sink to output frames to. This can be fixed by creating a capture element in xaml to display the frames. <CaptureElement Name="captureElement"/> now code can be updated to display the preview to the screen MediaCapture mc = new MediaCapture(); await mc.InitializeAsync(); captureElement.Source = mc; await mc

I'm developing a Universal Windows Platform app that allows a user to open and edit files using the FileOpenPicker. The idea is that the user can choose any file on their computer, including files located in their OneDrive folders. On Windows 10 Desktop, this is working perfectly. However, on a Windows Phone 10 device, the result is very different. When a user chooses a file with the picker, the file is downloaded to a local storage folder, and the user is able to edit the file. But when the file is edited, it is not synced back to OneDrive. According to https://dev.onedrive.com/ Picker SDKs

Answer: Thanks to Justin XL I was able to fix my problem. I implemented the style he provided below in his answer and added, as he said, this in the App.xaml: ( I changed the height to 66 - fits better for me) <Application.Resources> <x:Double x:Key="AppBarThemeCompactHeight">66</x:Double> </Application.Resources> and then this in my CommandBar Height="{StaticResource AppBarThemeCompactHeight}" Question: I want my Command Bar to always show its Labels, in standard mode. I have Secondary Commands so IsOpen=true is not an option for me. Right now I just see the Icons and no labels underneath.