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Expired Development License (Windows 8)

My temporary developer license (using Visual Studio 2011 Beta and Windows 8 Consumer Preview) expired, and a pop-up window asked me to apply for a new one. It all seemed to work, but when I create and deploy it on the local computer, it takes me to the application store and tells me that the developer license has expired.

I tried:

  • Unistalling my application from the main screen
  • Cleaning my design solution
  • Removing my developer license using the powershell Unregister-WindowsDeveloperLicense command and getting a new license again
  • Machine restart

I can create new projects that build and deploy perfectly, but my existing project is full. The old license is cached somewhere and how can I make her forget about it.

There is such a similar question on MSDN . Someone managed to solve it, but the solution did not work for me, and there are other people who say that it did not work for them.

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In the first month this happened to me, a reboot solved it. This is not the second time. I went into the package manifest and changed the package id. It looked like a GUID, and I just put kmg to an end. Then everything worked fine. Later I tried to change it, but it did not work again, so I assume that my package ID ends in kmg now :-)

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