To fix the issue of failing the Windows App Certification Kit scan related to the operating system version check, you should ensure that your application is tested against the correct version of Windows. The error message indicates that a System.NullReferenceException occurred, which suggests that the test is trying to access an object that hasn't been properly initialized.
Here are steps you can take to resolve this issue:
- Check Windows Version: Ensure that the version of Windows on which you are testing your application meets the minimum requirements specified for your app.
- Update Your Test Environment: Make sure that your testing environment is up to date with the latest Windows updates and that it matches the target version your app is designed for.
- Review Your Code: Look for any instances in your code where an object might not be initialized before it is used, particularly in the context of version checks.
- Test on Different Configurations: If possible, test your app on different configurations to see if the issue persists across all setups.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to the Windows App Certification Kit documentation for any specific requirements or known issues related to the version check tests.
By ensuring that your application meets the necessary version requirements and addressing any potential coding issues, you should be able to pass the Windows App Certification Kit scan successfully.