Failed to open the WMI namespace [root\AppV].Error (0x8004100e) - App-V 5.0

Option 1 - Reinstall the App-V Client in the machine to resolve the wmi namespace issue.

Option 2 - If you want to avoid reinstalling the App-V client, then try to reinitialize the wmi namespace. This can be done by using the below commands and running it in an elevated CMD.

mofcomp "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Application Virtualization\Client\AppvClientWmiProvider\Remove.Microsoft.Appv.AppvClientWmi.mof"


mofcomp "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Application Virtualization\Client\AppvClientWmiProvider\Microsoft.Appv.AppvClientWmi.mof"


Option 3 - Alternatively check in wmimgmt.msc and restore appv wmi namespace.The below link is pretty old but should work.

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