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System Requirements Minimum Your device must meet all minimum requirements to open this product OS Windows 10 version Recommended Your device should meet these requirements for the best experience OS Windows 10 version Open in new tab. Microsoft Store earlier known as Windows Store is the official destination for Windows 10 apps. So, what happens when Microsoft Store stops downloading apps or games?
While some developers do allow users to download the executable file directly from their site, not everyone does. More and more developers are listing their apps on the Microsoft Store. It makes it so much easier to find and download apps. You knew this was coming. These are also recommended for security reasons. This is a simple trick but sometimes works. It may happen due to a glitch or some random connection error.
Close Microsoft Store and relaunch it to see if the download is working again or not. You may try rebooting your computer once before trying. Is your internet working? Is it fast enough? Check your Internet connection once to make sure. Try connecting to a different Wi-Fi network.
You can use your mobile as a hotspot too. Check your router and all the wires. Are there any pending downloads in the Microsoft Store? That is a common reason for delays. Usually, Microsoft Store downloads apps simultaneously but that may not be the case always. Open Microsoft Store and click on menu to open Downloads and updates. Check the date and time on your computer to make sure that it is correct. If not, that could be the reason why Microsoft Store is functioning erratically.
In fact, wrong date and time often break apps that connect to the internet. You can also set it to automatic or manual, depending on which one is not working. Windows will launch the Microsoft Store automatically after clearing the cache. Try downloading an app and check if it goes through. This entails signing out of your Microsoft account from the Microsoft Store app and signing back in. Click the profile icon at the top-right corner of the Microsoft Store app and select your account.
Return to the Microsoft Store homepage, click the profile icon and select Sign in. If the account is saved on your computer, select the account and click Continue to proceed. Otherwise, click Microsoft account to use a different account with the Microsoft Store. Provide your account credentials and click Sign In to reconnect your account to the Microsoft Store. You should give the app a reset. That could help eliminate issues causing the app to malfunction.
Afterward, launch Microsoft Store, sign in with your Microsoft account details and see if you can now download and install app updates from the store. Windows has a built-in tool that diagnoses and fixes issues with the Microsoft Store or apps downloaded from the store.
Select the tool and click Run the troubleshooter. Yes, you need to update the Microsoft Store like you do with every other app on your computer. Otherwise, you might experience issues downloading other apps if you run an outdated version of the Microsoft Store. Launch Microsoft Store, click the three-dot menu icon and select Downloads and updates.
Click the Get updates button and wait for the Microsoft Store to scan your PC for outdated apps and games. This might take a minute or two. When the scan is complete, check if Microsoft Store is in the Updates or Download queue.
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