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The Windows Store, recently renamed Microsoft Store, is the official marketplace for downloading games, apps, themes, and more. It is not uncommon for it to cause errors, many of which are difficult to correct. We are here to help you.
Many users complain that when they try to download something or update something on the Microsoft Store, they always get an error with error code 0x80D02017. This issue occurred during the last Windows update. Here is the solution to fix this problem.
The reasons for this Windows storage error (0x80d02017) are as follows:
- If the Windows memory app contains an error such as outdated memory app, compatibility issues in Windows memory, and others, the user may see error code 0x80d02017 on their Windows 10 computer.
- Windows regularly releases new updates for the Windows 10 operating system to fix bugs and security patches. If the installed Windows update contains a bug or malicious code, you can find the
- Windows memory error on your computer.
- To protect online privacy and personal data stored on our systems, we install different types of security tools such as firewalls, VPN, antivirus, etc. But from time to time installing these protection tools leads to the appearance of error 0x80d02017 in the Windows Store app. .
- If there is malicious code or a file in the Software Distribution folder is corrupted, error code 0x80d02017 will be displayed on Windows 10 systems.
- More importantly, the Windows Store app error or error code 0x80d02017 occurs when there is a problem with Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).
Run the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter
Before you start checking some error messages, it's helpful to run Microsoft Store troubleshooting. This will detect problems and try to resolve them automatically. Even if they can't be fixed, it's still useful to know what the problem is if the store doesn't show a specific error when you launch it.
Download the Windows 10 troubleshooter directly from Microsoft.
Open the Diagnostic Wizard file, which should be chosen by default. Click Next to proceed to the wizard. At the end, notice the error messages that could not be fixed.
Run WSReset
The next thing you can try is a small command called "wsreset". As the name suggests, this utility resets the Windows Store cache in Windows 10 (and Windows 8). It's easy to do and solves many problems.
- The easiest way to access the program is to type wsreset in the Cortana search field. The highest result should be similar to the one shown here. Clicking the wseset option opens a command line window in which the WSReset.exe executable file is run. You can stay there for a while and do nothing. Don't worry that's why. Basically leave the reboot window there until it closes automatically. You'll know it's done when the Windows Store app launches.
- Once the reset is completed, try performing the update or any other operation you want to perform.
Incorrect date and time
Another cause of error 0x80d02017 in Windows Store can be incorrect date and time. Sometimes, if the date or time is incorrect, this or a similar error can occur. Regardless, you can easily fix the problem by setting the date and time. You can do this by following these steps:
Right-click the clock icon on your taskbar. Select Customize Date and Time from the menu.
Then the time should be set automatically. If you want, you can also click the Edit button and set the date and time manually. After correcting the date and time, check if the problem persists.
Disable your proxy
Many users use a proxy to protect their privacy on the Internet. Using a proxy is a good idea, but from time to time there are problems because error 0x80d02017 in Windows Store may occur due to your proxy. This can be a big problem, but you can easily solve it by disabling your proxy.
Disabling IPV6 support
This method has the potential to create additional incompatibilities with your computer (with other applications that use IPV6), but it is still one of the most effective ways to fix error 0x80d02017.
Even though there is no official explanation as to why disabling IPV6 support has resolved the issue for many users, users think it is probably because Windows Store has the potential to cause problems when using dynamic IP settings.
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/windows-uwp/issues/682
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