The culprit of this bug is explicitly indicated by the error message itself – damaged Windows Store cache. Typically, it emerges when downloading or updating apps and this may be a fatal error for those running the new Windows 10 S version, which allows running the apps downloaded from the Windows Store only. The “Windows Store Cache may be damaged” error is probably the most common out of them.
Unfortunately, but Microsoft enthusiasts count tens or even hundreds of Windows Store errors, which occur while trying to download/install/launch apps from it. Windows Store is one of the most important parts of Windows OS, which is visited by millions of Windows 10 every day. Now the Windows Store is completely reinstalled and will hopefully work as it should.To repair damaged system, you have to purchase the licensed version of Reimage Reimage. Instead of just enter the previously saved value after ” PackageFullName “. Now enter the following command and confirm again with : Add-AppxPackage -register "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\\AppxManifest.xml" -DisableDevelopmentMode.Copy the value after the label ” PackageFullName “.Relatively far down you can see the Windows Store app. Now you will see a complete list of all installed apps and programs.Now you have to enter the following command and confirm with : Get -Appxpackage -Allusers.Select “ Run as Administrator ” and confirm, if it is necessary, enter a password.Enter ” PowerShell ” in the Start Windows menu and click with the right mouse button on the corresponding result.Unfortunately, this is not the normal app overview, but must be done manually with some PowerShell commands . To fix the store, you should reinstall the app. If the Windows Store provided by Microsoft on your Windows 10 PC does not work properly, that’s annoying.
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