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My app failed in the store for DPIAwareness like this post
The only manifest file I got is Package.appxmanifest. Do I need to set dpi aware flag in this file or elsewhere?
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Hello,
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Yes, please try the document @Richard Zhang-MSFT provided first.
If you still have the problem, please open a support ticket here: Contact Us. Choose to Contact us, select Dashboard for Topic and select App Certification failures for issue type.
Thank you.
Thank you. As far as I can see the document is showing adding it to app.manifest in WPF framework and I can't seem to find where I need to add it in UWP.
Well, I thought your app is a desktop bridge app because UWP apps should already be configured for DPI awareness. Please open a free support ticket which I mentioned in my reply. Besides that, you could also send mail to reportapp@microsoft.com.
In addition, Microsoft Q&A is under the public preview, not all topics are supported. The supported topics are listed on the right top. For questions about app certification failures, please ask in Submitting and Publishing Apps Forum.
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I have exactly the same problem. I have a C# UWP main app with a desktop extension.
The UWP should be already DPI aware, so I think the certification kit (version 10.0.19041.1) is wrong here.
