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Apps TutorialBy Ciprian Adrian Rusen | 04/20/2013Share onFacebookGoogle+TwitterPrint When trying to download apps from the Windows Phone Store or when trying to restore your phone using a backup, you might encounter issues for some apps. Windows Phone 8 returns the error code 8000ffff and says that: error 8000ffff windows phone "There is a problem completing your request. Try again later.". To make things worse,
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your apps list is populated by lots of invalid entries. What causes this problem and how do you fix it? The error 8000ffff windows phone 7 Problem - Restoring Your Windows Phone 8 Device Ends with Errors When you reset your Windows Phone 8 device or you simply exchange it with a different one, after you log in with your Microsoft error code 8000ffff my wifi router account for the first time, you are asked whether you would like to restore your phone, apps and settings using the most recent backup stored on the SkyDrive. If you tap the backup, the restoring procedure is automatically performed and all your data, apps and settings are downloaded. At the end of the restoring procedure, you may encounter an error: "There is a problem completing your request. Try again later. Error
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code: 8000ffff". A tap on close reveals the downloads section in the Windows Phone Store and some entries named "Downloading application". Beneath each entry it says: "Attention required. Tap here.". If you tap on any of these entries, a contextual menu is shown, with two options: retry and cancel download. The trouble is that none of these options work and you are stuck with a long list of invalid app entries. This problem, together with others is described here by Microsoft: Error messages downloading applications from Windows Phone Marketplace or Store. The trouble with the error code 8000ffff is that it doesn’t tell you much about what is going on. Also, the documentation for this error code provided by Microsoft doesn’t help. The Source of the Problem - Apps That Are Incompatible With Your Phone, Windows Phone Version or Region Settings It took me awhile to figure this out but I did, eventually. The error with the code 8000ffff is shown only when the restoration procedure tries to download and install apps that are incompatible with the phone model, the Windows Phone version or the region you are using. If you have upgraded your Windows Phone version and some apps do not support it, you will encounter this problem. I
customer a few weeks ago to use the Web Deployment Tool to migrate applications and sites from IIS error 8000ffff zune 6.0 to IIS 7.x/8.x, and ran into an error I error code 8000ffff nokia lumia 520 had not seen before. I thought I'd document it here in case I, or anyone else, runs
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into it again. During our work, we exported an entire IIS 8.5 server to a ZIP package using the Web Deployment Tool tasks integrated into the IIS http://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-solve-error-8000ffff-when-restoring-windows-phone-8-apps Management Console (inetmgr).
When we tried to restore the server archive on the same server, we got the following error: Error: Invalid application pool name After investigating the issue for a while, I realized the problem was that the IIS configuration of the server was invalid before we exported the server package! IIS is very http://www.winterdom.com/iis/2014/11/05/invalid-application-pool-name-error-in-webdeploy.html robust at dealing with some invalid configurations, and this was such a case: The server appeared to work perfectly fine even though there was one slight configuration error, that would have only caused trouble under very specific circumstances! To figure it out I had to attempt the restore operation using the command line msdeploy.exe tool rather than the UI. Capturing the full log, I noticed that the last relevant entry was: Info: Updating applicationDefaults (MSDeploy.webServer/webServer/appHostConfig[@path='']/location[@path='']/section[@name='system.applicationHost/sites']/sites/site[@name='Default Web Site']/applicationDefaults).The problem turned out to be that for some reason, the applicationPool attribute of the section for all sites was not set. When the full server archive was created, Web Deploy exported a blank value for this property. When I looked at the archive.xml included in the ZIP file, this could be seen clearly: <applicationDefaults
path='' MSDeploy.path='1'
applicationPool=''
MSDeploy.applicationPool=