1. Run the Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter
One way to fix the error is by running the Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter. The Troubleshooter will detect the error and provide you with solutions to fix the error. You can follow the steps below to see how to run the Microsoft Store Troubleshooter:
2. Run the System Scans
The main cause of the error is corruption in the system files. Therefore, you must make sure that your system doesn’t have any corrupted files by performing system scans that scan your system and repair the files at fault. Below you will see how to perform the System Scans on your computer: Note: After performing the system file checker scan, you must also run the DISM command. Follow the step below and see how you can perform the DISM command:
3. Re-register All Applications on the System
If the Window Store applications aren’t registered Windows will limit their functionality. Therefore, make sure to register all applications installed and then launch the apps. Below are the steps you must follow to re-register all applications on your system:
4. Update your Windows
If you installed older build of Windows, it will show you this error because some applications aren’t compatible with certain Windows builds. Therefore, ensure that you have latest Windows Updates installed. Note: Sometimes Windows doesn’t notify you if there is an update available for Windows. In cases like these, you must manually download the latest version of the Windows Update. You can do that by following the steps given below:
6. Perform a Clean Boot
If the error is still present, then as a last resort, you must Perform a Clean Boot on your system which is a built-in feature that starts your system on a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. However, despite this process not deleting the data on your system, you should still ensure to have a backup copy of your files just in case they get wiped off.
