Corrupt Installation Error

@wahabibi Try this:

Step 1: Run PowerShell as an Administrator

1.Click the Start Menu button and type PowerShell

2.Right-click Windows PowerShell Desktop App and select Run as Administrator in the provided sub menu
Powershell

Step 2: Removing the Troublesome Application

1.Enter the following in the PowerShell Console: Get-AppxPackage

Note: This will provide a full listing of all the Universal apps installed on this machine. Alternatively, should you know of partially know the name of the application in question, the following could be used: Get-AppxPackage - insert name here

2.Copy the value of the PackageFullName variable. In this example it is Facebook.FacebookBeta_8xx8rvfyw5nnt
Facebook example

3.Enter the following to remove the Universal Facebook app: remove-appxpackage Facebook.FacebookBeta_8xx8rvfyw5nnt - Confirm

Note: -Confirm is added to the end of the command to provide a confirmation from the individual running the command to ensure the task is to be completed

The Universal app is now removed.

Try to reinstall.

@wahabibi said in Corrupt Installation Error:

@lt-jd-fenix Thanks, but what app are you suggesting I remove? Should I use this method to remove SOT?

yes, the facebook app is just a example.

I don´t know the exactly name of the SoT app.

You can try to run the System File Checker

To use SFC, open an elevated command prompt by typing CMD into the Windows 10 search bar, right-clicking on Command, and choosing Run as administrator.

Once you’ve launched a command prompt, type in the following text and hit enter:
sfc /scannow
it takes around 10 minutes to finish, and this can repair most issues.