APPMODEL_ERROR_PACKAGE_RUNTIME_CORRUPT - 15701 (0x3D55)
The package runtime information is corrupted.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
This error code, APPMODEL_ERROR_PACKAGE_RUNTIME_CORRUPT with the numeric value 15701 (0x3D55), indicates that there is an issue with the package runtime information. This suggests that the data or metadata associated with a running application package has become corrupted.
Error Details
The term 'package' in this context typically refers to a collection of files and resources necessary for an application's operation, which may include manifest files, DLLs, or other executable components. The runtime information encompasses details about the structure and dependencies required by these packages during execution.
Usage Context
This error is likely encountered when attempting to launch or update an application package that has been corrupted in some way. It could also arise from issues with the package manifest or other metadata files that are essential for the proper functioning of the application.
Developer Interpretation
When this error occurs, it signifies that there is a problem with the integrity of the package runtime information. Developers should interpret this as an indication that the package may be in an inconsistent state and require attention to ensure correct operation.
Related Errors
- APPMODEL_ERROR_PACKAGE_CORRUPT: Indicates corruption within the package itself rather than the runtime information.
- APPMODEL_ERROR_INVALID_PACKAGE: Suggests issues with the overall validity of the package, which could include missing or invalid files.
FAQ
Q: What does this error mean?
A: This error indicates that the package runtime information is corrupted and cannot be used correctly by the application.
Q: How can I resolve this issue?
A: Typically, resolving this issue involves restoring or reinstalling the affected package to ensure all necessary files are present and in a valid state.
Summary
APPMODEL_ERROR_PACKAGE_RUNTIME_CORRUPT (15701) is an error code that indicates corruption within the runtime information of an application package. Developers should treat this as a sign that the package may be inconsistent and require attention to ensure proper operation.