This guide is for you when you try to download apps or games from Microsoft and see a 0xC0EA000A error on the Microsoft Store on Windows 11. Microsoft Store is the most trusted way to download and install apps or games on a Windows PC as the Microsoft team monitors them. Most apps we normally use are available in the Store for download and use. We sometimes face some issues and errors that can be fixed simply. Let’s see how we can fix the 0xC0EA000A error on the Microsoft Store.
Fix 0xC0EA000A Microsoft Store Error on Windows 11
If you see Microsoft Store error 0xC0EA000A while trying to install games or apps on your Windows 11 PC, you can follow the below methods to get rid of the issue.
- Make sure all the basics are right
- Run SFC and DISM Scans
- Create a new Microsoft account
- Change DNS Server
- Repair Windows 11
Let’s get into the details of each method and fix the issue.
1] Make sure all the basics are right
Make Sure the date and time settings are correctly set to your region, and check if the Microsoft Store is up and has no Microsoft server issues. Also make sure your internet connection is working fine.
2] Run SFC and DISM Scans
Running System File Checker scan alone cannot fix all issues. You also need to run DISM scans to repair the Windows at the image level and restore its health. Run the SFC scan first and then run the DISM scans. After successfully, running the scans and fixing issues if any, try installing the game or app and see if the error is fixed.
3] Create a new Microsoft account
One of the easier ways to fix Microsoft Store errors is to change the existing Microsoft account. Log out of the signed-in Microsoft account and log in with a new account. If you do not have another account, create a new Microsoft account and log in using the credentials. After logging in successfully, try installing the troublesome game or app and see if the installation goes through successfully.
4] Change DNS Server
One of the potential causes of the error 0xC0EA000A on the Microsoft Store is network or DNS issues. Before getting into DNS settings, first, reset your network settings and see if it fixes the issue. To reset the network settings, click on the Start menu and type Internet Options, and open it. Click on the Advanced tab in the Internet Options. Then, click on Restore advanced settings. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
See if it has fixed the error. If not you need to change the DNS server to resolve it. You can change the DNS server using the elevated Command Prompt, PowerShell, or in the network settings on Windows 11. You need to be careful with the DNS settings as they may jeopardize your device security if you use any untrustworthy DNS servers. You can use DNS servers like Google Public DNS, OpenDNS, Cloudflare DNS, etc.
5] Repair Windows 11
If none of the above solutions worked in fixing the issue, you need to fix it by repairing your Windows 11. You can repair using the Reset this PC settings in the Settings app or by using the FixWin 11 free utility.
Also read: Fix 0x80070483 Microsoft Store Error Code
How do I fix a corrupted Microsoft Store?
To fix a corrupted Microsoft Store, run the troubleshooter by going to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot. Select Windows Store Apps from the list and run the troubleshooter. This tool can help identify and resolve issues causing corruption in the Microsoft Store. If that does not help, Repair or Reset the Microsoft Store via Settings.
How do I fix Microsoft Store download error?
If you are seeing download errors on Microsoft Store on Windows 11/10, you need to make sure your internet connection is working fine at its full potential. Then check the date and time settings to match your region. After that, restart the Microsoft Store, sign out and sign in to the Microsoft Store, clear the Microsoft Store cache, and Repair or Reset the Microsoft Store.
Related read: Microsoft Store Error 0x80d06809.
