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comment After upgrading to Windows 8.1 or to Windows 10, many users have reported receiving error 0x8000ffff when trying to purchase or download apps from the Windows store. Error 0x8000fff indicates that your computer cannot properly communication with the Update/Windows
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Store Servers - There are numerous causes for this to occur but the most error code 0x8000ffff windows 10 common reason for it to happen is due to a glitch with Microsoft App Servers; such as when they are down
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or the load on the server is high, majority of users have had the issued resolved by itself BUT if you've already been waiting for days then you can perform the steps/methods listed in this http://support.xbox.com/en-US/error-code-lookup guide to address the issue, since it can also be caused by a configuration/corruption on your system. Method 1: Set Correct Time/Date If date and time are incorrect, Windows will have issues connecting to the Windows App servers. Check and ensure that the date/time on your Windows Machine is correct. To do this, Click on the clock located in the lower right corner, and choose Date and Time Settings. Method 2: Restart Services https://appuals.com/solved-windows-8-110-store-error-0x8000ffff/ & Clear Pending/Queued Updates If updates, apps and pending downloads from the Windows Store are corrupt then the Windows Store may fail. In order to resolve the issue with Windows Store, a simple restart of services and deleting the pending files may fix the issue. If it doesn't then there is no harm, because once the original issue is resolved, download and updates will continue again. Hold the Windows Key and Press R. Type wsreset.exe and Click OK. Once done, download this small batch file to do the rest for you; right click here and save the file/target as fix.bat and then right click the file and choose Run As Administrator. Method 3: Re-register Windows Store (Windows 10) If Method 2 did not resolve the issue, then re-registering Windows Store may help. To do this, Click Start and type Powershell, right click Powershell and choose Run As Administrator. PRO TIP: If the issue is with your computer or a laptop/notebook you should try using the Reimage Plus Software which can scan the repositories and replace corrupt and missing files. This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption. You can download Reimage Plus by Clicking Here In the powershell window that opens up, type the following command exactly as it is and then pres
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