- Microsoft Store on Windows 11 is facing Error 0x800B010FI, caused by an unstable internet connection, corrupt cache files, or Antivirus interference
- Solutions include restarting the PC, running Windows Store troubleshooter, conducting SFC scan, performing DISM scan, resetting Windows Store cache, repairing or resetting Microsoft Store, updating Microsoft Store, and disabling third-party antivirus
- As a last resort, users can reset their Windows 11 device if previous steps fail to resolve the Microsoft Store error 0x800B010FI.
Microsoft Store is a marketplace for Windows users to purchase and download different games and programs. It is a handy app that allows Windows 11 users to keep track of all apps on their devices and update them. But recently, many users have complained that they’re facing Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI in Windows 11. If you’re also facing this error, keep reading to know how to fix this issue.
Fix Error 0x800B010FI On Windows 11 Microsoft Store
This issue is caused mainly by an unstable internet connection, corrupt cache files, or interference by the Antivirus. However, many other reasons can cause this issue. Below we’ve compiled a list of some workarounds that will help you solve this issue:
Restart Your Windows PC
Restart your device before getting started with the troubleshooting methods mentioned below to solve this issue. In addition, restarting your device helps get rid of minor bugs and errors.
Run Windows Store Troubleshooter
Diagnose and solve the problem using Windows troubleshooter. It is a default program in Windows 11 that automatically scans and fixes bugs and errors, making Microsoft Store function improperly. Here is how you can do it:
- Click on Start and open Settings.
- Click on System and navigate down to Troubleshoot.
- Select Other Troubleshooters.
- Click on Run beside Windows Store Apps.
Run SFC Scan
Corrupted files on your Windows 11 device can also be responsible for this issue. Run SFC or System File Checker scan to get rid of these corrupted files. Here is how you can do it:
- Click on Start and search for Command Prompt.
- Click on Run as Administrator.
- Type the following command and press Enter.
sfc/scannow
- Restart your device and check if Microsoft Store Error is resolved.
Run a DISM Scan
System image corruptions are also known to cause Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI in Windows devices. Running a DISM Scan will find and repair system image corruptions. Follow these steps to get the work done:
- Click on Start and search for Command Prompt.
- Click on Run as Administrator.
- Type the following command one by one and press Enter.
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
- Restart your device and check if the Error 0x800B010FI is resolved.
Reset Windows Store Cache
Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI can also occur because of too many cache files accumulated by the app. Delete Microsoft Store’s cache data and check if the issue is resolved. Here is how you can do it:
- Click on Start and search for Command Prompt.
- Click on Run as Administrator.
- Type the following command and press Enter.
wsreset.exe
- Restart your device and check if the Error Code 0x800B010F1 is resolved.
Repair Microsoft Store
You can try to repair the Microsoft Store if the error persists. Repairing the app won’t delete its data. Follow these steps to repair Microsoft Store:
- Click on Start > Settings on your device.
- Then click on Apps > Apps & features.
- Scroll down and search for Microsoft store and click on three dots beside it.
- Click on Advanced Options.
- Scroll down and click on Repair.
Reset Microsoft Store
If Microsoft Store is still not working right reset, resetting Microsoft Store will delete the app’s data. Follow these steps to repair Microsoft Store:
- Click on Start > Settings on your device.
- Then click on Apps > Apps & features.
- Scroll down, search for Microsoft Store, and click on three dots beside it.
- Click on Advanced Options.
- Scroll down and click on Reset.
Update Microsoft Store
An outdated version of the app can also be responsible for Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI. If that’s the case, update Microsoft Store by following these steps mentioned below:
- Open Microsoft Store and click on the library icons present at the left sidebar.
- Click on Get Updates.
- If an update is available for Microsoft Store, it will be installed automatically.
Disable Third-Party Antivirus
Third-party antivirus software installed on your device can also be responsible for Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI. Disable the antivirus software and check if the Microsoft Store error is solved. If disabling the software doesn’t work, uninstall the antivirus software temporally and check for the same.
Reset Your Device
If none of those mentioned above steps solved your problem reset your Windows 11 device. Sometimes there is a problem with Windows core files that you cannot verify manually. Follow these steps to reset your device:
- Click on Start and go to Settings.
- Next, click on Windows Update and select Advanced Options in the right pane.
- Scroll down and click on Recovery.
- Finally, click on Reset this PC and follow the instructions on the screen.
Wrapping Up
That’s all about fixing Microsoft Store Error 0x800B010FI in Windows 11. We hope that the troubleshooting methods mentioned above could solve this issue. Still, if you have any problems, do let us know in the comments below.
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