The Windows app store is a great place to download apps for your computer. However, many users encounter problems when downloading from the Windows Store. Error 0x8004e108 is an error that does not allow users to download and update their applications, it is very annoying when you really need it in some applications, but you cannot download it due to some random error. Don't worry, we have put together some of the best solutions for this error, follow these solutions and you can download the apps again.
Solution 1: Reset the Microsoft Store cache
One of the simplest solutions to the problem is to restore the Microsoft archive so that it is loaded again and the problem is solved. Follow the steps below to reset the Microsoft Store cache.
STEP 1: Press Windows and browse for the file wsreset.exe, right-click the result and select run as administrator.
STEP 2: Press Yup option to confirm cache restore from Windows Store.
Solution 2: Run the Windows troubleshooter
Troubleshooter is a program specifically designed to detect and resolve errors in the Windows system. You can run the troubleshooter if you have the problem with the Windows store. To run the troubleshooter, follow these simple steps:
STEP 1: Open Windows settings premendo Windows + I.
STEP 2: Scroll to the last and select Update and security option.
STEP 3: Under Update & Security, select solve problems from the left panel.
STEP 4: Browse and find the file Windows Store App in the troubleshooting menu, click on it and then select Run the troubleshooter.
The Windows troubleshooter will now look for the problem and fix it automatically once it finds an error. Close the troubleshooting window when the process is complete and then check if you can now download apps from the Windows store.
Solution 3: Rename the SoftwareDistribution folder
Many users reported that changing the SoftwareDistribution folder fixes the error 0x8004e108, you can change the folder title via command prompt commands.
STEP 1: Press the button windows button, find the file cmdand press Enter to open the Command Prompt window.
STEP 2: Paste the below command into the Command Prompt window and hit enter.
just stop WuAuServ
STEP 3: Open Windows File Explorer and go to the path shown below or paste the path into the address bar.
C: Windows
STEP 4: Scroll down and locate the file Software distribution folder, right click on it and select rename.
STEP 5: Write SDold As the new folder name, close the File Explorer window after renaming the folder successfully.
STEP 6: Switch to the Command Prompt window and paste the following window.
do not start WuAuServ
That's it, you should be able to download apps from the Windows store now. Try the following method if you keep getting the error.
Solution 4: Sign out and sign back into your Microsoft account
Logging out of the Windows store helps many people to resolve this error because it restores the store app once they log in again. Follow the steps below to log out and log in again.
STEP 1: Open Microsoft Store and click Profile icon On the right side. Select the log out menu option.
STEP 2: Now, find the application you need to download, open the application page and click Obtain button.
STEP 3: Click Record option from profile icon, your app will be downloaded now.
Solution 5: turn off the proxy server
STEP 1: Open the Run dialog box by pressing Windows + R, type controland press the button Log in button.
STEP 2: Select the file Internet options from the control panel window.
PHASE 3: go to connections tab and then click the LAN Settings button.
STEP 4: Uncheck the checkbox that says Use a proxy server for your LAN, click the OK button and close the control panel.
That's it, it should fix your Microsoft Store problem. If you have trouble following the methods, please let us know in the comments.
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