Microsoft Store Error 0x80131500? Fix “Try That Again” in Windows 11
Microsoft Store showing error 0x80131500 or displaying “Try that again” every time you open it?
The problem is often connected to incorrect time or region settings, a temporary network issue, Store cache problems, or a damaged app configuration.
In this quick video, you’ll learn which safe Windows checks to try before considering more drastic troubleshooting.
The guide covers date and time synchronization, country or region settings, internet connectivity, VPN interference, Windows updates, the official Microsoft Store cache reset tool, and the built-in Repair option.
⚠️ Important: Avoid downloading unofficial Store repair utilities or resetting Windows immediately. Start with the built-in Microsoft troubleshooting options, which can often restore the Store without affecting your installed apps or personal files.
Chapters:
00:00 Microsoft Store error 0x80131500
00:32 Check date, time, and time zone
00:55 Review country or region
01:13 Test the internet connection and VPN
01:40 Check for Windows updates
02:19 Clear the Microsoft Store cache
03:07 Repair the Microsoft Store app
03:25 Final recap
If this fixed Microsoft Store, comment whether the cause was time and region, VPN, Windows Update, Store cache, or the Repair option.
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