Windows 10: Unable to install MS-Store

Hello everyone!I have had this issue for a while, but after resetting my pc it got less of a problem. First i was able to connect but windows said i am not connected. Led to not being able to do windows updates etc. Downloading other apps off the browser was possible. --> Soft-Reset, worked again and still does.I open my MS-Store but it says i am not connected to the internet. I am able to use the internet in any way, except the MS-Store. I uninstalled MS-Store with this command in PowerShell as admin:Get-AppxPackage windowsstore Remove-AppxPackagetried reinstalling with this:Get-AppXPa

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Unable to install MS To-Do - Store Blocked

Hi,

I'm unable to install MS To-Do. Although I'm able to navigate to the To-Do page on the store (Microsoft To Do: Lists, Tasks & Reminders - Microsoft Store Apps), when I click on the "Get In Store App" button, nothing happens.

I reached out to my IT department and they informed me that the store itself is blocked on our network.

Is there another way to access the app for download and install, so that I can point them to that option instead?

Thanks,

Darcy

 

unable to download games from app store

Hi,

I suggest that you reset the Windows store, follow the steps below.

Reset the Windows Store

You can use the steps below to refresh the Store which will clear the cache and refresh your library and permissions.

• Close the Windows Store app if you have it open.
• Click Start and type wsreset.
• Right-Click on the command and click Run as Administrator. If the Windows permission box appears, click Yes or Run.
• A black MS DOS screen will appear for a few seconds. Wait for it to disappear and the Store will automatically open.
• Attempt to install Sea of Thieves

If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this thread.

Kind regards,

Leon

 

Unable to install OneNote from Windows Store

Hi Pete,

Error code 0x8004264b may occur due to a corrupted Windows Store cache. For us to know more about your concern installing OneNote on Windows Store, supply more information by answering these questions:

• Have you made any recent changes to your device prior to this happening?
• Have you checked if you run into the same issue installing another Windows application?
• What steps have you done so far to resolve this error?

As an initial step, we suggest running the Windows Store apps troubleshooter found on this article:

Run the troubleshooter for Windows apps. This automated tool normally resolves most of the known app concerns.

Additionally, we suggest signing out and signing in to your account to see if there will be any changes. Reset the Windows Store cache if you still experience the same difficulty. This is helpful in rectifying concerns in updating, installing and accessing
Store applications. To do so, follow these steps:

• Type cmd in the search box, then click on Command Prompt.
• Type WSReset.exe
• Allow the process to complete, then restart your computer.

We will be waiting for your response and update regarding this query.