cannot launch App-V applications. Application Virtualization Client service cannot start.


If you have a user who cannot launch App-V applications, try the following:

-          Check the Application Virtualization Client service is running.

-          If it will not start, open a CMD prompt with admin privileges, and type: winmgmt /verifyrepository

-          If the result is “Repository inconsistent”, then type: winmgmt /salvagerepository

-          Restart the Windows Management Instrumentation and the Application Virtualization Client services.

-         if that command does not work, try the command winmgmt /resetrepository



This should fix any WMI errors which may cause App-V to stop running.



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  1. Thank you for the application virtualization help. Your blog link really works! keep on posting!

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