How to Repair Windows Store Error Code 0x80073CF9

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When you try to install apps from the Windows Store, you may encounter error code 0x80073cf9, which can be very frustrating because the Windows Store is a trusted source for installing apps. If you try to install third-party apps from another source, you risk infecting your computer with malware or infections, but what other option do you have if you can’t install apps from the Windows Store? That’s where you’re wrong: this mistake can be fixed, and that’s exactly what we’ll teach you in this article.

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Error code: 0x80073cf9

What causes the Windows Store error 0x80073CF9?

• Windows services
• Viral infection
• Faulty store cache
• Registry error, etc.

How to resolve the Windows Store error code 0x80073CF9?

Synchronize licenses

1. Press and hold the Windows key on your keyboard.
2. Once you enter the Start screen, you must left-click or tap the Microsoft Store feature.
3. After entering the Microsoft Store, you must press and hold the Windows + I keys.
4. Left-click on Application Updates.
5. Left-click or tap the Sync Licences button.
6. Let it do its job and reboot your Windows 10 device.
7. Try to install or update the app and see if the error persists.

Use system restore

1. Press and hold down the Windows + X keys.
2. Left-click on the system function on the screen.
3. Now left-click on the system protection function on the left side of the window.
4. Left-click or tap the System Restore button in the window.
5. Follow the instructions on the screen and select the previous restore point to restore the system settings to what they were before this error message appeared.

Launch the Microsoft Store Troubleshooter

1. Go to Settings > Update and Security.
2. In the left pane, select Troubleshooting.
3. From the available options, select Microsoft (Windows) Store Apps and click Run Troubleshooter.

Uninstall problematic apps

1. Go to the Home screen as described above.
2. Locate the problem application.
3. Right-click the app and left-click or click Uninstall.
4. After uninstalling the application, left-click or click the Microsoft Store function on the Home screen.
5. Enter the name of the application that you uninstalled and reinstalled from the MicrosoftStore.

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