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Factory Reset, as the name implies, completely erases the copy of Windows on your computer. If iTunes fails to install or repair, it might be necessary to remove components left from a previous installation of iTunes and then reinstall. Follow the steps mentioned посмотреть еще to re-register the Microsoft Store:. Run the Windows Troubleshooter. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. Learn more.
 
 

– Microsoft Store app stuck at “starting download..” – Microsoft Community

 
There are times when the cached files get corrupted and cause errors within the programs.

 

Windows 10 upgrade window says: [Download starting] but nothing happens – Super User – Question Info

 

Step 3: Scroll down the list of troubleshooting options, click Windows Store Apps, and then click Run the Troubleshooter. It’s then a simple matter of following the onscreen instructions to patch up the Microsoft Store.

If any issues were detected and fixed by the troubleshooter, the Get or Install button should likely work properly. Re-registering the Microsoft Store with Windows 10 is a viable fix that can patch up adamant issues associated with the app. The procedure can be accomplished quickly by running a certain command via the Windows PowerShell console. Open the Microsoft Store afterward, and then try installing an app to see if the issue is now resolved. Are the Get or Install buttons in the Microsoft Store responding once again?

They most likely should. If the issue persists, you may want to update Windows If a known technical issue was preventing the Microsoft Store from functioning properly, then performing an update will patch things up.

Next up: Now that the Microsoft Store is back to normal, here are six awesome tips to go through right away. Here is the most complete guide on how to fix Microsoft Store not downloading apps or games on Windows If downloads are stuck or pausing, this should help. If you aren’t fan of default fonts in Microsoft Word , then you can download and install new fonts in the software.

Here’s a useful guide on how to download and change default fonts in Microsoft Word on your computer. Here is the definitive how-to guide on how to fix the black screen before login screen error on Windows 10 computers. Do you get hardware access error on Facebook Messenger while making video calls on your PC? Stop tearing your hair out and fix the possible issues with these handy troubleshooting tips. Windows 10’s Night Light feature is pretty broken even after several major updates.

This may take sometime to complete and you may see some red warning messages. Just ignore them and wait till they are finished. You can then install or update any of your Store apps. The issue will be resolved. The below user testimonials on a authority site regarding windows store apps stuck on downloading and updating is proof of the above method.

Another cause for Windows Store apps paused or not updating could be due Windows Update service got corrupted. If you can troubleshoot and fix this app, you may have your Store apps updating normally. Just as mentioned above, if the Windows Update is causing the Store apps to pause, suspend or hang, then you can run its troubleshooter.

The process will run till it fixes all the Update related issues. You can download and update your Store apps as usual. The same things can be done in a different fashion. When Microsoft Store opens, all app downloads and updates should work properly. This will set to the default settings of Microsoft Store which was previously called Windows Store.

If you’re still getting problems, download and run the Windows Update Troubleshooter , then reboot and try to update again. If the problems remain, you might need to get a bit more stuck in.

First, check that System Restore is configured see below, number 7 and create a restore point. You should see confirmations that each service was either stopped or wasn’t running. Delete its contents including any sub-folders. Now reboot, open Windows Update, and click Check for updates.

If you’re anything like us, you set up previous Windows releases so that they wouldn’t install updates automatically – one forced reboot is one too many. Double-click Configure Automatic Updates in the list, select the Enabled radio button, and in the left-hand box select 2 – Notify for download and notify for install.

Now click OK, and you’ll be notified whenever there are updates – unfortunately, they’ll be a daily irritation if you’re using Windows Defender. The Group Policy Editor isn’t available on Windows 10 Home, but we’d recommend you at least open Windows Update, click Advanced options, and select Notify to schedule restart from the Choose how updates are installed list.

While you’re here, all Windows 10 users might want to click Choose how updates are delivered and ensure that Updates from more than one place is either off or set to PCs on my local network. Windows 10 introduced Action Centre, a panel positioned to the side of the display which aggregates all the notifications your system makes so you can deal with them all at once.

It’s a handy feature but it can also become clogged with notifications quickly if they’re not frequently addressed. Notifications can vary from the incredibly important systems messages to miscellaneous social media of software updates. There is, however, a way to filter out the messages you have no interest in. You can also just head straight to the settings screen by searching ‘notification and actions’ in the search bar.

We’re not a fan of some of the data-sharing defaults in Windows 10, and we’d recommend all users review them periodically. Use the Start Menu to search for and run the Settings app, then click Privacy. In the left-hand pane, you’ll see many areas where your computer might be sharing data. It’s worth spending time checking that you’re comfortable with allowing apps to use your computer’s camera, microphone, account information and so on, and where you are, checking that no surprise apps appear in the lists.

Check that you’re happy with the default behaviour, which is to enable Cloud-based detection and Automatic sample submission. Many people are uncomfortable with the idea of Wi-Fi Sense, which is designed to get you onto wireless networks more quickly. We’d strongly recommend turning off Connect to suggested open hotspots, connect to networks shared by my contacts, and disabling the button under Paid Wi-Fi services if it’s present.

Additionally, Wi-Fi Sense might result in the sharing of your network’s wireless credentials among devices you don’t control and allow a guest to log in and their contacts – and potentially theirs in turn – may also be able to. We’d recommend confining guests to a guest wireless network, configuring your own devices not to use Wi-Fi Sense, and asking staff to do the same before allowing their Windows 10 devices onto the main wireless network.

Neither method is helpful if your PC can’t boot into Windows in the first place. You can’t get around this, which is why it’s helpful to create a boot time Safe Mode option before trouble arrives. From the Start Menu type msconfig, run System Configuration in the results, and navigate to the Boot tab.

Highlight the Windows 10 Safe Mode option you just created, tick Safe Boot, and select Minimal under Boot options and – if necessary – reduce the Timeout value so you won’t be inconvenienced – the minimum is three seconds. Tick Make all boot settings permanent in fact you can simply return here to delete the Safe Mode entry and click OK. To turn this on, it must be enabled manually using Control Panel.

Search for Create a restore point and click on the first result to open the System Properties page. Click the Apply button and then the OK button. Once this is done, Windows 10 will always create a restore point when applying a new update or when particular system changes are carried out. Windows 10’s localisation options seem needlessly convoluted, and we’ve had multiple reports of incorrect localisation even in computers that were upgraded from correctly localised Windows 7 or Windows 8 installations.

Check that the United Kingdom is selected under Country or region, and check that your chosen language s appear under Languages. Select your primary language, click Options, and click Download under the language pack, and speech options if they’re present.

Check on this page that the keyboard is also correct – if it isn’t, add the correct one, then select the wrong one and remove it. Under Language, click Change input methods, select your chosen language, move it to the top of the list if it isn’t there already, and click Options. Under Windows display language you might see either Enabled or Available – if the latter, click Make this the primary language.

If you don’t see either, download and install the language pack, then make it the primary language. Click the back arrow to return to the language preferences, and in the left-hand pane click Change date, time, or number formats and check that the format is set to the correct language.

Check the Home location on the Location tab, and finally use the Administrative tab to check the System locale and use the Copy settings button to apply the settings to the Welcome screen and new user accounts.

Like Windows 8 before it, Windows 10 uses a hybrid boot to enable fast boot times. When you shut the system down, apps and app processes are terminated, but the Windows kernel itself is hibernated to allow for a faster restart. In theory, it’s great, but it still is terribly slow for some Windows 10 users.

Disable it by searching for Power Options in the Start Menu and running the matching Control Panel applet, then in the left-hand pane click Choose what the power buttons do. Click Change settings that are currently unavailable, scroll down and un-tick Turn on fast start-up, then click Save changes.

This should prevent a very slow start on affected PCs. Some users report that if they subsequently reboot, re-trace their steps and re-enable fast start-up the problem remains cured. If you’re dual booting between Windows 10 and Windows 7, switching fast startup off will also fix the problem where Windows 7 checks the disks each time you boot it: With fast start-up enabled, the earlier operating system doesn’t recognise that the disks have been properly shut down by Windows