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Repair or remove apps in Windows 10 (Repair the Microsoft Store app to reinstall it. If you've found Microsoft Store and it isn't working properly, see: Type a description of your situation and then select Add new Feedback, or upvote the existing options that pop up that are similar to your situation. Make sure you're signed in with your Microsoft account. In the search box on the taskbar, search for Feedback Hub and open the feedback app. Still can't find Microsoft Store? Send us feedback. Microsoft Store may have been turned off.

The Store app may not be available if you're signed in to a local account.Ĭheck with your administrator if you're using a work device. Make sure you signed in to your Microsoft account on your device. If you don't find Microsoft Store in a search: To make sure you can find it easily later, press and hold (or right-click) the Microsoft Store tile and select Pin to Start or More > Pin to taskbar. In the search box on the taskbar, type Microsoft Store. If you don't see the Microsoft Store app on the taskbar, it might have been unpinned. Related linksįix problems with apps from Microsoft Store Enter a description of your issue then select Add new feedback or upvote an existing feedback that's similar to yours. Select Start, search for Feedback Hub, then open it. App downloads Yoann Noail 27/04/23 10:42 Microsoft Store is the top digital distribution platform you want to install on your Windows PC and get access to an incredible amount of movies and TV series, games, and all official apps. The Microsoft Store app might have been turned off. If you're using a work device, check with your administrator.

The Microsoft Store app may not be available if you're signed in to a local account. Make sure you're signed in to your Microsoft account. If the Microsoft Store app isn't the search results: To make sure you can find it later, right-click the Microsoft Store and select Pin to Start. Short of re-imaging the machine, is there a way to reinstall the Microsoft Store app? The troubleshooters from MS TechNet don't seem to work for this situation.If the Microsoft Store app isn't on the taskbar, it might have been unpinned. The problem is, the powershell script also uninstalls the Microsoft Store App and the user wants to install an app from there. I have one machine from this time which has user data on the local machine rather than on the remote desktop (c-level manager) but I noticed that all of the seemingly built-in apps (Windows Calculator) are missing and traced it back to running this script. The script was run as a local admin on all machines after initially installing Windows 10.Īll was fine and good since everything is done on a remote session anyway. Back when my organization moved to Windows 10, someone in IT ran a PowerShell script to uninstall all the bundled Microsoft Store apps (Candy Crush, etc).