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APPMODEL_ERROR_DYNAMIC_PROPERTY_INVALID
Dynamic policy was read but failed semantic validation
APPMODEL_ERROR_DYNAMIC_PROPERTY_INVALID is distinct from a read failure: AppModel obtained one or more runtime policy values, but their type, range, combination, or format is not acceptable. The package can therefore fail consistently on devices receiving the same bad policy.
Inspect the AppModel Runtime event log for the property and validation detail, then trace the setting to Group Policy, MDM, provisioning, or local configuration. Compare raw and effective values against the policy definition and remove stale settings from superseded templates. Do not modify package files to compensate for a device policy value the app does not own.
What to inspect
- Identify the exact invalid policy value and its provider.
- Compare policy-template versions on working and failing devices.
- Correct the management source rather than the application package.
References
- Microsoft: AppModel Runtime diagnostics
- Microsoft: Windows application runtime context
- Microsoft: package status versus external configuration
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