Microsoft Store: All updates and downloads are either stuck on queue or fail mysteriously. If I do one individually it downloads for a bit and then fails.

Since wsreset.exe, cache deletion, and network reset steps were already tried, use this order next:

1. Finish Windows Update first Go to Start > Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates and install everything available, then restart the PC. Microsoft notes that if Windows was recently updated, a restart may be required before Store installs work.
2. Update Microsoft Store itself Open Microsoft Store > Library > Get updates. If the Store update starts installing automatically, let it complete before retrying app downloads.
3. Repair or reset the affected apps Use the Windows app repair/reset option for apps that are stuck or failing. This is one of the supported fixes for Microsoft Store app problems.
4. Reinstall affected apps from Library In Microsoft Store > Library, find the app and select Install again.
5. Run the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Windows Store apps > Run the troubleshooter.
6. Check whether Microsoft Store is blocked by policy or network filtering On some devices, Microsoft Store can be blocked by policy. A common policy is RemoveWindowsStore, which prevents opening the Store. Also verify that firewall or proxy settings are not blocking the endpoints required for Microsoft Store and Windows Update.
7. Try installing with winget Search for the app:

      winget search <App name>
   

   Install it:

      winget install <App name>
   

8. If the Store package registration is damaged, re-register Microsoft Store First check whether Store is installed for the account in a non-elevated PowerShell:

      Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.WindowsStore*
   

   Then check whether the package exists on the machine in an elevated PowerShell:

      Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.WindowsStore* -AllUsers
   

   If the package exists, register it for the user with:

      Add-AppxPackage -RegisterByFamilyName -MainPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore_8wekyb3d8bbwe
   

   Important: do not use an elevated PowerShell window for the final registration command unless the goal is to register the app to the administrator instead of the user.
9. If the PC is brand new, allow the initial update wave to complete A new Windows 11 device often has Windows updates, Store updates, and app updates all running close together. After completing Windows Update and restarting, retry the Store updates one by one.

If Microsoft Store itself still shows “Something went wrong” after these steps, use Contact Support from Microsoft Support.

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