All was working well until I did a Disk Clean-up, now no apps from the Metro Start screen will load I just get a transparent icon holder on the Taskbar. I have tried uninstall the app which was Calendar I was allowed to uninstall but when I tried to re-install I just get error 0x80070005, after check lots of forums and Microsoft technet articles and all seem to point Windows Store being damaged or corrupted, I have run all the fixes but note work, when I run AppsDiagnostic.diagcab I just get [Service Registration is missing or corrupt] [Windows Store cache may be damaged] [Windows Store configuration may be damaged] I have now run out of what to try next. Can anyone help before I lose all my hair.
Press W+R keys to launch Run menu. In the blank space of it type in WSReset.exe
and hit the Enter Key.
Hi Rick,
First of all, please run "dism/online/cleanup-image/restorehealth"to check the health of the system files. Then take the following steps to have a check.
1. We can run wsreset.exe to reset the cache of Windows Store as S.Sengupta suggested to have a check .
2. If the issue persists ,try this way to re-register the Windows Store to recover the entry of Windows Store :
Right click on the Start screen , choose Command prompt(Admin)and in-put :
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $Env:SystemRoot\WinStore\AppxManifest.XML
3. If the issue persists ,kill Store and Store Broker from task manager . Rename the Cache folder to CacheOld at. C:\Users/(Your User Account)\AppData\Local\Packages\WinStore_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\LocaalState.
Rename folder called Cache into CacheOld, Create an empty folder with name Cache. Thats all. If you want to revert changes just delete Cache and Rename CacheOld into Cache.
" 0x80070005" means access denied .Considering the store app is downloaded from the windows update .Please refer to the following link to gain the permissios of the registry keys to have a check.
Error 0x80070005 in Windows Update when you try to install updates
http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/968003
Please also refer to the following link to check the permissions .
Windows 8.1 Store Apps Wont Open (Or Close Immediately) when logged on as a domain user. Make it stop! (Updated 3/14/2015)
Best r
Thanks for your help MeipoXu, S.Sengupta
Well I tried all the above I still have the same problem. I would do a clean install but it is just too much working reinstalling all my programs and what I may lose in the process.
I have had more problems with Windows 8.1 than any other OS, it reminds me of Windows 95 and 98, maybe I should jump to a Mac but now Im too old to think about now.
Im think of giving Linux a go or do I wait for Windows 10?
Rick- Edited by Rick Zippy 10 hours 54 minutes ago error
Thanks for your help MeipoXu, S.Sengupta
Well I tried all the above I still have the same problem. I would do a clean install but it is just too much working reinstalling all my programs and what I may lose in the process.
I have had more problems with Windows 8.1 than any other OS, it reminds me of Windows 95 and 98, maybe I should jump to a Mac but now Im too old to think about now.
Im think of giving Linux a go or do I wait for Windows 10?
Rick- Edited by Rick Zippy Wednesday, April 01, 2015 8:26 PM error
Hi Rick,
"Well I tried all the above I still have the same problem"
Have you tried to run troubleshoot tool again after following my suggestions (running the powershell ,rename the folder,check the permissions)?
"I would do a clean install but it is just too much working reinstalling all my programs and what I may lose in the process."
Doing a clean installation is the last method ,we can try to restore (if the machine worked correctly before )or refresh the machine to have a check .We will keep the files after doing a refresh.
How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-HK/windows-8/restore-refresh-reset-pc
" do I wait for Windows 10? "
Windows 10 is still in testing .And it is not recommended to install it in primary home or business PC now . But our engineers are working hard to test it and improve it .I hope we will enjoy it in the near future .
Best r
Thank you! the DISM.exe alone detected and restored the corrupted store file. Solved!
Cheers!