missing microsoft store

kayla2022 · Oct 17, 2021

hi there,
I recently brought a brand new apple m1 silicon 2021. I have parallels desktop i installed and installed windows 11 insider pro preview version (dev) i tried everything and i cant seem to solve this. is this because its a insider preview of windows 11 and do i need to re install another version of windows 11, any suggestions or questions you have about my version of windows ask away, still trying to find a way to get microsoft store on windows 11, thankyou

AddRAM · Oct 17, 2021

Maybe you need to install the RTM, but can`t you just go to the store ?

Microsoft Apps

Get apps, games, and more for your Windows device

www.microsoft.com

TraderGary · Oct 17, 2021

Can't you simply choose "All Apps" and then choose "Microsoft Store"?

AddRAM · Oct 17, 2021

Gary, it sounds like he doesn`t have it.

z3r010 · Oct 17, 2021

I've just done a clean install of Win11 RTM and my store is missing too!!!

Edwin · Oct 17, 2021

z3r010 said:
I've just done a clean install of Win11 RTM and my store is missing too!!!

Blessing in disguise!?!?!?

Fabler2 · Oct 17, 2021

kayla2022 said:
hi there,
I recently brought a brand new apple m1 silicon 2021. I have parallels desktop i installed and installed windows 11 insider pro preview version (dev) i tried everything and i cant seem to solve this. is this because its a insider preview of windows 11 and do i need to re install another version of windows 11, any suggestions or questions you have about my version of windows ask away, still trying to find a way to get microsoft store on windows 11, thankyou

Try ms-windows-store://home in run.

johnlgalt · Oct 17, 2021

tl:dr;

In PowerShell, run the following command (may need to run it as admin):

Code:

Get-AppxPackage -allusers *WindowsStore* | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}

I ran into issues with Store not displaying anything. It was a PITA getting it fixed, but the upside is that I found a ton of resources in order to fix the store.

Some of the links that I used:

Redirecting

answers.microsoft.com

Fix Microsoft Store Error Code 0x80131500 in Windows 11? - Technoresult

“Try that again” with error code 0x80131500. This article will guide you to fix Microsoft Store Error Code 0x80131500 in Windows 11.

technoresult.com

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/microsoft-store-error-code-0x80131500/41d2d363-83ee-4b5d-ba43-615ca63bb1bf

After going through all of these, including uninstalling and re-installing the store, (step 5 from the last link) I still had issues - until I just simply logged out and logged back in.

My issue was I had just bought and installed a Logitech Brio webcam and enabled Windows Hello Face - and it broke the store. The fix was simply logging out and logging back in.

But for those without the store at all, the third link has info for uninstalling and then reinstalling the store. The short version is this:

davidvkimball · Nov 16, 2021

I'm having this same issue also... I've tried everything from running wsreset.exe, to sfc /scannow, DSIM, and nothing works!

Berton · Nov 16, 2021

A new Notebook a month ago, default setup of Win10 Pro followed by all updates then offered Win11, no issues but some things I use probably more often than most consumers are a learning of their location:

davidvkimball · Nov 16, 2021

Alright, after some more digging, I found this incredibly jank solution. Seems to be working so far.

You can now install new Microsoft Store on Windows 10

Microsoft originally announced Windows 11’s new app store in June, and since then, the company has been trying to improve the quality of its marketplace. Several servicing updates have been released as part of the Windows Insider Program and users have been testing the new Store on their devices...

www.windowslatest.com

Bastet · Nov 17, 2021

Berton said:
A new Notebook a month ago, default setup of Win10 Pro followed by all updates then offered Win11, no issues but some things I use probably more often than most consumers are a learning of their location:
View attachment 13848

If they're in the pinned apps then find the program, right click on it & choose move to top. If not in the pinned apps then they'll be under all apps where you can pin to start, then move to the top.

Berton · Nov 17, 2021

Bastet said:
If they're in the pinned apps then find the program, right click on it & choose move to top. If not in the pinned apps then they'll be under all apps where you can pin to start, then move to the top.

Those are not a problem, it's more the changes/locations of things such as Settings moved off the Start list to the right-click of the Start button. It's just getting used to the change, knowing where they are.

Bastet · Nov 17, 2021

As I have done this I just click on start & see all my apps/programs including settings at the top. Thought this would work for you too. :)

Berton · Nov 17, 2021

Bastet said:
As I have done this I just click on start & see all my apps/programs including settings at the top. Thought this would work for you too. :)

Yes, that would work but I need to keep this computer as defaults as much as possible. When I get in front of a client's computer I need to show competence in how to do things when they are on Win11 without having to learn as I go.

Bastet · Nov 17, 2021

No worries. :)

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