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- Microsoft Store doesnt open - Microsoft Support
If you're having trouble launching Microsoft Store, here are some things to try: Reset the Microsoft Store cache: Press the Windows Logo Key + R to open the Run dialog box, type wsreset exe, and then select OK
- Repair, Reset or Clear Microsoft Store Cache in Windows 11
Learn how to reset and clear Microsoft Store Cache with WSReset exe or via Settings in Windows 11 10 Helps fix problems with installing or updating apps
- How to Clear Windows Store Cache with WSReset. exe
Thankfully, Windows features a built utility called WSReset exe that can clear the Microsoft Store cache This tutorial covers all the ways to launch WSReset exe, some other methods for resetting Microsoft Store to its defaults, and some additional fixes for other Microsoft Store issues
- How To Use WSReset. exe To Clear Microsoft Store Cache
WSReset is a powerful yet simple tool for clearing the Microsoft Store cache and resolving common issues Whether you’re dealing with app download errors, a slow store, or other glitches, this utility can save you time and frustration
- 4 Ways to Reset the Microsoft Store on Windows 11
Press the Windows key, search WSreset exe, and press Enter to reset the Microsoft Store Open the Run dialog using the Windows + R shortcut, type wsreset exe, and hit Enter
- How To Clear Reset Windows Store Cache In Windows 10
Windows 10 includes a built-in utility called WSReset to clear and reset the Store cache Note that clearing and resetting the Windows Store cache will not remove your installed apps or your Microsoft account info associated with the Store app
- How to Clear and Reset Microsoft Store Cache in Windows 10
2 Press the Win + R keys to open the Run dialog 3 Type WSReset exe into Run, and click tap on OK The WSReset tool resets the Windows Store without changing account settings or deleting installed apps 4 A command prompt will now open without any message
- Reset Microsoft Store - System Camp
If your Microsoft Store isn’t working properly — maybe it won’t open, apps won’t download, or you’re getting weird error messages — don’t panic There’s a simple built-in tool that can help: WSReset exe Let’s walk through how to use it step by step, even if you’re brand new to Windows
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