Vector Unit Beach Buggy Racing Crashes after starting

It's completely valid to worry about an expired certificate. Certificates do come with expiration dates, and if the game relies on one for validation, encountering issues when it expires is a genuine concern. However, the game might have features to easily handle certificate expiration.

For a quick solution, try running the game in compatibility mode. Simply right-click on the game executable, go to Properties, and navigate to the Compatibility tab. Give it a shot by running it in compatibility mode for an earlier version of Windows.

also, I got the Hard Drive from the HP and ran Beach Buggy Racing on it and it hung for like 15 seconds with the wheel spinning twice then it crashed could this mean an expired certificate?
the game was made in 2013-2014 which is a decade i don't know how long certificates last but maybe that's the issue

I Tried running it in compatibility mode and it doesn't work... have no idea what to do now

OK so that powershell command didnt work but i fixed it up so now it does

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Foreach-Object {

    if ($_.InstallLocation -ne $null) {

        $manifestPath = Join-Path $_.InstallLocation "AppxManifest.xml"

        $manifest = [xml](Get-Content $manifestPath)

        $packageName = $manifest.Package.Identity.Name

        $packageVersion = $manifest.Package.Identity.Version

        Write-Host "Package: $packageName $packageVersion"

    } else {

        Write-Host "Package: Unable to determine InstallLocation for $_.Name"

    }

}

Package: VectorUnit.BeachBuggyRacing 1.2.7.0

but anyway I tried running this game on my Dell Inspiron and it also crashed there i do have an HP laptop that i installed Beach Buggy on like 4 years ago so I will test it out later but for now, whenever I run beach buggy racing and go to the WER temp folder it shows the files but after the app crashes it deletes the logs, i was able to copy them and got the files, here they are JonJon565/JohnsDDLs (github.com) its the ones that have - Copy at the end.
you can also try installing the game yourself and seeing what's happening.

Hello Jon, thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community. I am here to help and provide assistance with any questions or concerns you may have.

Based on the information you provided, it appears to be crashing upon startup with an error related to KERNELBASE.dll.

Could you verify if there are any minidump files generated on the C: drive? If so, could you please upload and share them on OneDrive?

Also, the error report mentions "praid:App", which suggests the crash might be related to some AppX package issue. You can try checking for AppX package health using this PowerShell command:

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Foreach-Object { Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Management.Automation; <span class="math-inline">manifest = [Xml]</span>($_.installLocation + "\AppManifest.xml"); Write-Host "Package: $($manifest.Package.Name) $($manifest.Package.Version)" }

To open PowerShell, right-click the start button and select "PowerShell(Admin)".