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Asked: 2026-05-25T17:03:47+00:00

I have a panorama application and I have successfully created secondary live tile with

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I have a panorama application and I have successfully created secondary live tile with URI pointing to the desired xaml.cs. Now the xaml part which is separate from mainpage.xaml is of no use to me so what happens is when user goes to the secondary live tile, code from desired.xaml.cs is seen by the user. But when he presses the back button, he goes to an empty page and then goes to homepage and I am aware it is not possible to jump directly to home screen. So how do I solve this issue? If you are wondering how this works – try network dashboard for Windows phone. Quite similar.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Can’t reproduce. When you are navigated from a Live Tile, and presses back, you’ll exit the application, since there are no other pages in the navigation stack.

    The Network Dashboard works the same way.

    If you somehow managed to have other pages in your navigation-stack , consider removing them using NavigationService.RemoveBackEntry

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