Win10 app store can not download the solution

                                                                                                                                                                                         Microsoft said that the recent issue of the Win10 store application could not be downloaded, but some users found this problem in practice is not as optimistic as Microsoft said, the application still can not download. There are four ways to solve this problem, and interested friends can give it a try.
One, re-login to Win10 store,
1, open the store, click on your avatar

2, click on your account name, enter the account page

3, click on you Account name, then click “logout”

4, click the avatar icon again, then click “login”5, click on your account (generally the first one) to log in
< Br> Then you try to download the app again, the problem may be solved. If it doesn't work, try the next method. Second, reset the Windows10 store cache 1, enter wsreset in the Cortana search bar, then select the first item

2, the reset command will automatically run, and open the Win10 store

Try again at this time Download, the problem may be solved. If it doesn't work, try the third method. Third, use & ldquo; troubleshoot & rdquo; 1, enter the "Troubleshooting" in the Cortana search bar, select the first

2, click below "Use Windows Update to solve the problem"
< Br> 3, follow the prompts click “ next step & rdquo; you can, if you want to admin rights in the middle, click & ldquo; try to troubleshoot as an administrator&



4 Win10 will automatically search for problems and try to solve them. After the completion, the corresponding results will be given (the above picture is just an example, the actual results may be different)
This method is more general, even if it can not solve the store problem, it may also be solved. For some other questions, let's try it. If this method can't be solved, you can try the last < ultimate method”.
Fourth, reset Win10 update
1, enter the "Services" in the Cortana search bar, select the first

2, find the Windows Update service, and stop it (available in the service Right click on the name, select “stop”; or click on the left side to "stop this service")

3, then go to C:\\windows
\\ and find the SoftwareDistribution file Folder, and rename it to SoftwareDistribution.old (as long as the name changes, you don't have to be this)

4, restart the Windows Update service

Open the store application again, the problem It should be solved. However, this method belongs to "the violent agent", and the first three methods are safer to use when not in use.