How to create a generic app in VS 2015 Community?

Question

C++ / C#

VS 2015 Community installed without problems. During installation, "Win10 Universal Application Development Tools" was selected. Installed on Win10 Pro Th2
There are no problems when creating a console project. When trying to create a universal application, immediately after creating the project, a window pops up with the error "File 'C:\Users\Ivan Soshnikov\.nuget\packages\System.Linq.Expressions\4.0.10\System.Linq.Expressions.4.0.10.nupkg .sha512' not found.", after that a bunch of messages fall into the error log, mostly CS0234. It seems that either the required SDK is not installed, or the studio does not find it.
The last time I worked in the studio and wrote under Windows was 7 years ago. What does she want from me and why doesn't an empty project start out of the box? Where to dig your nose?

Answer 1

This impression is due to a space in the path, try creating another user (without spaces in the name), and create a project from under it, check C:\Users\Ivan Soshnikov\.nuget, just does it exist, and is there access to it

Answer 2

No, there is no such thing as .sha512. There is only
lib ref System.Linq.Expressions.4.0.10.nupkg System.Linq.Expressions.nuspec
Created user windev - everything worked.
In general, there was a similar problem with vagrant and PyCharm - it was solved by moving projects from the home directory to c: \ pypro
In general, of course, it's sad. For now, you will have to sit under windev, and there they may fix a bug.
Thanks for the tip.