Windows 8 apps store not working

Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I've upgraded my Windows OS from 8 Pro to 8. I have run "wsreset. Nothing has worked. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Send us feedback. Select Start , enter Feedback Hub , then do one of the following on the Home page to provide your feedback:. Type your problem or suggestion in the Search feedback box at the top, select the search icon, select the Add new feedback button, and follow the directions.

You can also review or upvote existing feedback similar to yours. Having problems with an app you got from Microsoft Store? Check for Windows Updates. To check your Windows version, look here for OS Build. Note : A blank Command Prompt window will open, and after about ten seconds the window will close and Microsoft Store will open automatically.

Select Start , then select Feedback Hub , and then do one of the following on the Home page to provide your feedback:. Type your problem or suggestion in the Search feedback box at the top, select the search icon, select the Add new feedback button, and then follow the directions.

Table of contents. Microsoft Store and billing help. Manage a subscription. Shipping, orders, and history. Refunds and exchanges. Authorize or troubleshoot a purchase. Windows Store cache may be damaged is a common problem that many Windows users encounter.

This post will help you resolve this vexing problem. Perhaps your Windows Store cache gets damaged, which might cause Microsoft Store not working properly. You can resolve the problem by clearing the Store cache. Follow the steps below. Then a blank command prompt window will pop up, the tool begins to clear Store cache. After about 10 seconds, the window will close and Microsoft Store will open automatically. If a connection error pops up when you open Microsoft Store or download an app, you can edit the registry for connection errors.

Follow this full guide below. Note: Please follow the following instruction carefully to prevent any incorrect registry edits that can cause further problems. Right-click on Profiles and select Permissions from the submenu.

In the pop-up window, click Advanced. And then select the Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object checkbox and click OK.

Step 5. Restart your computer to apply this change and check if Microsoft Store not working is resolved or not. If all the above methods fail to work, you can try resetting Window Apps Store.