Our final solution if the calculator won’t start in Windows 10 is to create another user profile. Visit the Windows Store and find a different calculator either from the Store app or on the web. If you cannot get the standard calculator to work, an option is to replace it with another. While this isn’t exactly addressing the issue, there are a few calculators available in the Store. In most cases, this should be enough to get the calculator working again. Open Windows Store from the Start menu.Type or paste ‘Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsCalculator | Remove-AppxPackage’ and hit Enter.Type ‘powershell’ into the window and check the box next to Create this task with administrator privileges.Right click on the taskbar and select Task Manager.The fastest way to try to revitalize an app is to reinstall it. Finally, if calculator is one of a number of apps misbehaving, you may need to create another user account. You can remove the app and reinstall it, re-register Windows apps with the operating system or replace the app with something else. If any Windows Store app stops working, you have a few options. Unfortunately it doesn’t always work – common culprits are profile corruption, config issues, corrupted Windows Update, issues with Windows Firewall or the Store itself. All users signed in to Windows 10 should have access to the store and any installed apps. As in Windows 8, these default apps are managed by the Windows Store.
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