Error code: 0x8020002e unable to update or install windows 8 pro apps.

Anonymous
2012-12-07T02:49:30+00:00

Original Title; I can't update or install windows 8 pro apps.

i've tried all of your methods but still not working. i troubleshoot the apps, create another microsoft account, creat a local account, clean the registry, refreshed, reset and reinstalled windows but the problem is still there. it says, Error code: 0x8020002e. i have a good internet connection.

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-06-13T16:39:28+00:00

    Just want to ask those who are also using Globe Broadband in the Philippines, what device are you using, and what plan are you currently subscribed to?

    I'm using a Huawei E586E Mobile Wifi device supplied with my Globe Tattoo Unlimited 999 plan.

    I have to admit that at times, my internet connection is not stable, but I understand it's the nature of mobile broadband connections. My problem though, is why am I having the same error even if the connection is fast enough (1Mbps and above is fast enough for me).

    Perhaps we can isolate if this happens largely to users of the same ISP, so we can isolate the problem.

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-06-13T17:05:21+00:00

    Just want to share... I tried to isolate the problem with my device. Like I mentioned I am connecting to my broadband device using Wi-Fi.

    I first did a continuous ping on my router's gateway address (192.168.1.1) to see if something is happening with my connection. I noticed that even my connection to the router is acting up (I sometimes get a "request timed out" error... heck it's a local address!).

    When I tried to connect my device via USB, I'm not getting any problems.

    My first impression was, perhaps either the Wi-Fi connection, or some setting in the device might have caused the problem, because I am not having this problem before. Turned out that setting WPA2 in my Wi-Fi security in the device is causing it. I downgraded it to WPA and my connection to the router gateway is now stable.

    And then, I tried installing another Windows Store app, and I could now download successfully.

    If you are also using a Mobile Wifi for your device, then perhaps you should try lowering down the security of the device to WPA. Or, restore your settings to factory defaults and see if the problem goes away. Then by trial-and-error, change settings one by one.

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-06-19T15:28:54+00:00

    I am encountering this problem now but i don't know how to make the network connection non-metered because i am using a mobile broadband given to me by my network provider. can you please help me...

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  4. Anonymous
    2013-06-26T17:26:59+00:00

    Same problem here with two different Windows 8 Systems.  I am using a mobile Wi-Fi with SIM card. I have the problems since 2 weeks... MS please do something!!!

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  5. Anonymous
    2013-07-01T06:17:43+00:00

    click on the connection icon in your task bar, a side bar would appear with your connection details. Right click on your connection (ex. smart) and you'll see the option to switch to a non metered connection

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