The Microsoft Store is a vital part of Windows.
In some cases, you may not even be able to initiate the Microsoft Store app.
As soon as the process is over, give your Microsoft store a fresh start.
If it’s easily accessible, you could begin downloading and updating games.
If it’s not, reset the Microsoft Store.
When you tap on the WSReset command in the search results, a command window will open.
Be patient and let the window close automatically and wait for the Microsoft Store to start on its own.
The opening of Microsoft indicates that the reset process has been completed.
Verify that it is working correctly after the reset.
If something is within, remove all the files here.
power cycle your box and give a shot to re-pull up the Microsoft Store.
Resetting the Store may fail to work in some cases.
If that’s the case here, continue implementing the following fixes.
The same is true for Microsoft Store on Windows.
Windows is smart enough to automatically adjust the time and date in accordance with your location.
Expect issues with Windows services like Microsoft Store if any of these aren’t correctly set.
However, if the date or time is still incorrect, you should also modify them.
Click onDate & Timein the left sidebar.
shut down the toggles forSet time automaticallyandSet time zone automatically.
Then, choose theChangebutton located right belowSet the date and time manually.
Enter the correctDateandTimeand clickChange.
After that, you could again turn on both toggles above.
However, you could only perform this fix if you could jump into the Microsoft Store.
Store apps might already be updated, especially if you keep Windows auto-update enabled at all times.
Before doing that, disable antivirus to ensure that’s not the culprit.
Disable Your Antivirus
Are you still unable to download or update apps from Microsoft Store?
If that’s the case, try uninstalling any antivirus programs running in the background.
If possible, temporarily uninstall them.
Then, either restore it to a previous restore point or reset your operating system prefs.
If nothing seems to work, you may have no choice but to reinstall Windows.
Have you tried the new Microsoft Store yet?
