That certainly doesn't look like the edgehtml.dll issue I had, though the symptoms of failure are very similar. It was just a thought.
Searching on your DCOM error pulls up quite a few hits. This one looks quite interesting (though it actually contains no reference to that error).
support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/2798317/microsoft-store-apps-fail-to-start-if-default-registry-or-file-permiss
Given the description it might just be worth looking in the Event Viewer at the logs for the details outlined in Issue 1 and Issue 2. (that for Issue 2 is "Windows Logs" then "Applications". The path for the Issue 1 event is as the link documents).
I suspect it will be of little help, but who knows.
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