Fixed Microsoft Store bug 0x80073D02 on Windows 10

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The Microsoft Store is a digital distribution platform containing a wide selection of apps, games, movies, and even TV shows. It also allows users to easily purchase Microsoft devices, such as Xbox hardware. However, with all these advantages, there are some drawbacks.

If you’re a Windows user and use the Microsoft Store to download new apps, chances are you’ve fallen victim to frequent app errors just like everyone else. Fortunately, Microsoft Store bugs are easy to fix if you know the steps to fix them.

This guide will walk you through the process of fixing Microsoft Store error 0x80073D02, which prevents users from opening or updating the Microsoft Store app.

What is the cause of error 0x80073D02 in Microsoft Store on Windows 10

The error may occur due to the incomplete configuration of the MS Store. Sometimes a corrupted system file can cause this error. Also, if your cache is full, an error message may appear.

Often the problem can be due to too much-cached data. This data consumes memory and can cause some problems. You can try reloading the Windows Store cache.

Often a corrupted file can cause a Microsoft Store error message 0x80073D02. You can use DISM and SFC tools to solve this problem. Sometimes the problem can occur due to a bad installation.

How to fix Microsoft Store error 0x80073D02 in Windows 10



Fix Windows Corruption error using DISM and SFC tools

1. Enter in the search box: cmd or command line.
2. Right-click on the command line (result) and select Run as administrator.
3. In the command line window, type the following command and press Enter:
   Dism.exe / Online / Cleanup-Image / Restore health.
4. Be patient while DISM recovers the component memory.
5. When the process is complete (you should be informed that the component memory corruption has been repaired), enter this command and press Enter:
6. SFC / SCAN NOW.
7. Once the SFC analysis is complete, restart your computer.
8. Try running the Microsoft Store.

Reset the Windows Store cache

1. Press the Windows Image + R keys simultaneously to open a runtime window.
2. Type WSReset.exe and press Enter.
3. Usually, the Microsoft Store opens. Check if error 0x80073D02 is resolved.

Uninstalling and reinstalling the Microsoft Store application

1. In the Cortana search box, type PowerShell.
2. In the results, right-click Windows PowerShell and select Run as administrator.
3. In PowerShell, type this command to get a list of all installed applications and their installation package names.
4. Get-AppxPackage-All Users | Select Name, PackageFull Name
5. In PowerShell, type this command to uninstall MS Store and press Enter :
6. Get-AppxPackage *windows store* | Remove-AppxPackage
7. Then type this command to reinstall MS Store from the installation package:
8. Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “C:Program FilesWindowsAppsPackageFullNameappxmanifest.xml” -DisableDevelopmentMode
9. After completing the command, restart the store and see if the problem persists.

Fix Windows 10 with a built-in update

Another way that usually works to fix Windows 10 update issues is to perform a Windows 10 recovery update using the Windows 10 ISO or USB installation media creation tool.

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