[Bug] Play Store crashes when you try to install any app
MustardChef opened this issue · 18 comments
Steps to reproduce/复现步骤
- Build WSA using MagiskOnWSALocal
- Open and sign in to your Google Account in the Google Play Store
- Try to install an app
- Play Store will crash
Expected behaviour/预期行为
Application from the Play Store should install withou any issue
Actual behaviour/实际行为
Play Store crashes
MagiskOnWSALocal commit full SHA/MagiskOnWSALocal 提交的完整哈希
Linux distribution info/Linux 发行版信息
OS: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS on Windows 10 x86_64
Kernel: 5.15.90.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2
Windows version/Windows 版本
10.0.22621.1702
Build Parameters/构建参数
sudo ./build.sh --arch x64 --release-type WIF --magisk-ver canary --gapps-brand MindTheGapps --gapps-variant pico --root-sol none --compress-format zip --remove-amazon
INFO: Architecture: x64
INFO: Release Type: WIF
INFO: Magisk Version: canary
INFO: GApps Brand: MindTheGapps
INFO: GApps Variant: pico
INFO: Root Solution: none
INFO: Compress Format: zip
Build: RELEASE_TYPE=Insider Fast
Version requirement/版本要求
- I am using latest commit of MagiskOnWSALocal/我正在使用最新 commit 的版本
Logs/日志
# Replace this line with the log / 将此行用日志替换
I would like to add that this is not an isolated incident, but many people have been having this issue/ are still having this issue.
bandicam_2023-05-19_08-27-14-154.mp4
Check microsoft/WSA#309
Check microsoft/WSA#309
Ah, so that is the reason for this.
Not thing we can do.
Not thing we can do.
Turn off the setting "Block installation of malcious apps" will work ?
Not thing we can do.
Turn off the setting "Block installation of malcious apps" will work ?
No.
Only work if you disable antivirus.
Only work if you disable antivirus.
Hmm, so sad :(
I would like to add that some users are also having their Play Store app crash without installing anything. Is this also to do with the WSA stated earlier
I would like to add that some users are also having their Play Store app crash without installing anything. Is this also to do with the WSA stated earlier
Did only the Play Store crash (single app) or the entire WSA crash (entire WSA reload)?
Logs are needed to know what happened.
System Info:
OS: Windows 11 Home
CPU: Ryzen 7 4800H
RAM: 32GB DDR4 SDRAM
iGPU: AMD Radeon Graphics
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 2060
Model name: OMEN 15 Laptop (HP)
On behalf of @MustardChef I will be providing some visual evidence and logs (they may not be 100% accurate to the videos as they were recorded in an earlier time). There are two parts in the investigation:
- Installing WSA with Magisk and Play Store without AmazonAppstore:
WSA seems to be running in the background, setting up stuff that is required for it to work properly. However, no apps get installed and Android Settings appears to launch but will not load, ultimately killing itself altogether. I restart the whole laptop (part 2).
Logs included:
20230524123514.log
20230524123831.log
20230524123900.log
20230524124048.log
20230524123323.log
- Signing in to Play Store before trying to install an app (Instagram)
Play Store seems to crash before installing any app, I'm suspecting maybe something trying to get installed/updated in the background like Play Services or AR Services. There are no notification pop-ups indicating any installations or updates.
Logs included:
Try turning off all manually installed antivirus software, leaving only Microsoft Defender.
Installing works without any crashing when only Microsoft Defender is on, it's quite apparent to your findings on microsoft/WSA#309
From the logs, the line I FileSystemRedirectionHandler: Package verification request always appears a few seconds before the system crashes.
When installing the application, WSA will call FileSystemRedirectionHandler to forward the file to the antivirus software on Windows for real-time scanning, regardless of whether the "Prevent malware installation" is disabled (this feature will prevent the installation of malware when it is turned on, and pop-up notifications when it is turned off, so it needs to be scanned whether it is turned on or off), but some third-party antivirus providers incorrectly implement the engine display name, which can cause WsaClient to crash.
There are several situations that may trigger a Package verification request
- when trying to install Magisk App during a new WSA installation
- The Play Store will update itself automatically when needed
- The Play Store will update the Play service when needed (this can happen at login)
- Installing the app by any method (including installing on the Play Store)
So this is still due to the Package Verification/ Malicious app detection feature on WSA, right?
So this is still due to the Package Verification/ Malicious app detection feature on WSA?
Yes, and you can't turn off scanning, the difference between the switch is just alert or block. Turning the switch on is blocking, turning it off is alerting.
Seems to have been fixed with the release of WSA_2304.40000.7.0_x64, tested on latest build with Magisk + MindTheGapps - AmazonAppstore
Will close the issue as it is no longer an issue now.