This article will show you how to fix the 0x80D0000A error on Windows. This is a Microsoft Store error that appears due to Microsoft Store’s corrupted cache.
The complete error message:
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The error code is 0x80D0000A, in case you need it.
Fix 0x80D0000A error on Windows 11/10
Use the following fixes to fix the 0x80D0000A error on Windows:
- Run the WSReset.exe command
- Reset Microsoft Store via Windows Settings
- Ensure that Windows Firewall Service is enabled
1] Run the WSReset.exe command
There is a possibility that your Microsoft Store cache got corrupted. In this case, you can clear the Microsoft Store cache.
To do so, run the WSReset.exe command through the Run command box to clear the Store cache.
Once the process is complete successfully, reboot your computer and check if the problem is fixed.
2] Reset Microsoft Store via Settings
To reset Microsoft Store, open Settings > Apps > Apps and features > Search for Microsoft Store > Advanced options > Use the Repair or Reset button.
3] Ensure that Windows Firewall Service is enabled
Sometimes Microsoft Store shows this error because Microsoft Defender Firewall service is not running on the computer. Check the status of this service on your system. If you find it stopped, then start it. Use the steps below:
- Press the Win + R keys to launch the Run command box. Type services.msc and click OK.
- In the Services app, scroll down to locate Windows Defender Firewall.
- Once you find it, right-click on it and select Properties.
- In the Properties window, set the Startup type to Automatic and check the Service status.
- If the Service status is showing Stopped, click on the Start button to run the service.
- Click Apply and then OK.
You have also to make sure that the Windows Firewall is not disabled.
Now, check if the Microsoft Store still shows this error or not.
How to fix Windows Update Error 0x80d0000a?
You can fix Windows Update error 0x80d0000a by running built-in Windows Update troubleshooter, running Windows Update in Clean Boot State, and ensuring that Windows Firewall is NOT enabled.
How do I fix Microsoft Store not working on Windows 11?
If the Microsoft Store is not working on Windows, to fix this issue, you can try some fixes, like adjusting your date and time settings, clearing the Microsoft Store cache, resetting the Microsoft Store, etc.
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