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STATUS_APP_DATA_EXPIRED
Cached application data is no longer valid
STATUS_APP_DATA_EXPIRED identifies a specific Windows status in the application packaging and activation path. A Fast Cache entry exists but its validity period or generation is stale. Reusing the bytes despite this status can bind activation to obsolete package or policy state.
Capture timestamps and package generation, refresh through the owning API, and check whether clock changes, update rollback, or profile restoration produced stale metadata.
What to preserve before changing the system
- The exact API, caller, target object, original NTSTATUS value, and any nested error or activity ID.
- For STATUS_APP_DATA_EXPIRED, the relevant process token, package/job/enclave identity, lifecycle state, and policy or mitigation settings.
- For STATUS_APP_DATA_EXPIRED, operational event logs and a timeline showing the first transition into the failing state.
References for STATUS_APP_DATA_EXPIRED
- Microsoft: package and deploy Windows apps
- Microsoft: troubleshoot app package deployment
- Microsoft: package identity overview
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