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Fix: The Component Store Has Been Corrupted [Error 14098]
Issues with Windows Update components can cause this problem
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Updated onNovember 28, 2023
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If you get Error: 14098, the component store has been corrupted; you won’t be able to complete the DISM scan.
This can be a problem, especially if you encounter any significant errors on your PC that require you to use DISM. Luckily, a few solutions can help you fix this problem.
What is error code 14098?
How do I fix the Windows component store?
Before diving into detailed troubleshooting solutions, perform the following preliminary fixes:
1. Reset Windows Update Components
You can also make this process faster by using aWindows Update reset script.
2. Use Windows ISO as a repair source
After doing that, you need to mount the ISO file and use it to perform DISM scan by doing the following:
3. Perform in-place upgrade
To learn more about this process, we have a great guide onin-place Windows upgrade, so you might want to check it out for more information.
What is the Component Store?
Windows Component Store is used for customization and optimization of Windows. It can do the following:
The component store has been corrupted, which is a significant problem, and if you’re still having issues, you might have toreset Windows 11 to factory settings.
If you are stuck somewhere while performing the steps, feel free to ask your questions in the comments section below.
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Coming from a solid background in PC building and software development, he’s a Windows 11 Privacy & Security expert.
