Join the discussion. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? If your Windows Store license is not synced properly, you will be unable to install all apps from Microsoft Store. So, you can go to check the Windows Store Licensing to rule out this possibility.
Windows has a troubleshooter that can be used to solve the Windows-related issue. Is Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter missing from your Windows computer? In this post, we will show you how to open it using the command line. Although there is no workaround out there to install apps without using a Microsoft ID, the problem is that when you sign in to the Store app using a Microsoft ID, Windows 10 automatically converts your local user account in to Microsoft account.
That is, with default settings, when you sign in to the Store app using a Microsoft ID, your local account is automatically upgraded to the Microsoft account. Step 1: Open the Start menu and then click the Store tile. Step 2: Once Store app is launched, click the small user icon located next to the search box , and then click Sign in option. Instead Sign in to just this app instead option if you want to install apps from the Store without migrating your local user account to Microsoft.
The Windows Store Apps troubleshooter is not built into Windows, but you can download it from Microsoft for free. They have both a Windows 10 version and a Windows 8 version, so make sure you grab the right one. After you download the troubleshooter, double-click the file to run it. In the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter window, click Next to start scanning for problems. The troubleshooter works through its process and then lets you know whether it could identify and fix the problem.
Most of the time, the troubleshooter can successfully repair a stuck update. Go ahead and open the Windows Store and try updating your app. A stuck app can sometimes result from a problem with Windows Update. If all else fails, you can try re-registering the Windows Store, which is as close as you can get to reinstalling it. Since the Windows Store can be installed to different folders in Windows 10, that command tells PowerShell to find the location of the Windows Store installation and then re-register it.
Restart your computer. Again, copy and paste this command in PowerShell window and then hit Enter to execute it on your computer. You will be able to install the application on your computer without further error.
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