Thanks!
For the record, I think that it had something to do with Malwarebytes being installed on my laptop. I'm almost certain that it started with installing the new version of it and disappeared after uninstalling it. I tried it after reading something about Antivirus software potentially contributing to this.
Hi Shawn,
While running the “Windows Store Apps” troubleshooter in v.1703 I keep getting that the “Windows Store cache may be damaged” and it is “Not fixed”.
I ran both parts of the tutorial and following the second part I ran again the troubleshooter and got the same issue! (As seen in the attached report).
My Windows store seems to be running OK, from what I can see.
I should mention that following the second part of the tutorial some updates were done to MS apps. I’m not sure if this was just a matter of timing coincidence or if the update process was stuck somehow and the second part resolved it.
The fact remains that I keep getting the issue with the damaged cache when running the troubleshooter.
Any ideas?
Windows Store Apps.pdf
Hello Dimitri, :)
If you're not having any issues installing or updating Store apps, then I wouldn't worry about it.
Thanks a lot for your response.
That's what I thought too, but I asked just in case you had seen this before. Some things just happen for no apparent reason-even in software! :)
Take care!
This didn't work for me unless I did something wrong but don't think so.
Name SIDAdministrator S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-500DefaultAccount S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-503Edward S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-1001Guest S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-501HomeGroupUser$ S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-1012QBDataServiceUser23 S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-1017WDAGUtilityAccount S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-504
Hello Eddie, :)
If this is for you account, then you should delete the S-1-5-21-696633980-1577528477-1355517968-1001 key at step 9.
I am concerned because there is a lot of stuff in there, is that not an issue? Thanks very much.
No worries. It's perfectly safe to delete this key since it's only for the Store cache for your account.
It will automatically get recreated for the now reset Store cache.
great, I'll create a restore point first, right?
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