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WSreset is Not Working? Fix it in 5 Easy Steps
Reinstall the Microsoft Store to fix the issue
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Updated onMarch 29, 2024
updated onMarch 29, 2024
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Windows comes with various pre-setted commands that help you perform multiple functionalities. One such command is the WSreset.
However, if these commands do not do what they are intended to do, then it could be problematic and quite frustrating.
Severalusers have reportedthat for them, the WSreset is not working. If you are experiencing the same problem, we have a guide that will explain how you can fix this issue.
We will also share what the WSreset command does. So let us get right into it.
What is the WSreset command and how to use it?
WSreset command is an inbuilt Windows OS command used to clear the Microsoft Store cache. The Microsoft Store is where you download all the apps and games on your PC.
TheMicrosoft store can often run into trouble andtrigger multiple issues. In such a case, one of the solutions to fix the problem is to clear the Store cache, which can be quickly done by running the WSreset command.
As an administrator, you can run the WSreset command using the Run dialogue or the command prompt. After the command completes its execution, you will get a message that the MS Store cache has been cleared.
How can I fix the WSreset command is not working error?
1. Run the Windows Store troubleshooter
Running the Windows Store troubleshooter can fix specific underlying issues with the Microsoft Store. This could also be the reason why the WSreset command is not working. Try this solution and check if this fixes the problem or not.
2. Perform SFC and DISM commands
You can run the above SFC Scan and DISM commands to help you fix the corrupt or missing system files.
However, adedicated system fixercan do wonders in such scenarios. Using such software, you will be able to fix missing system files, fix system crashes, fix BSOD errors, fix DLL errors, and much more.
3. Reset Microsoft Store
Resetting the Microsoft Store can help resolve multiple errors associated with the program. You can also try repairing the Microsoft Store and check if that helps fix the Wsreset not working error.
4. Reinstall Microsoft Store
Chances are that the Microsoft Store is misbehaving because of a problematic file, which is why the WSreset command is not working.
To fix this, we suggest you reinstall the Microsoft Store on your PC and check whether this resolves the issue.
5. Reset your PC
If nothing works, then as a last resort, we suggest you reset your PC. When you reset your PC, follow the above steps, as this will prevent deleting your files.
That is it from us in this guide. If theMicrosoft Store isn’t workingon your Windows 10 or 11 PC, then you should check the solutions in our guide to fix the problem.
Users have reported coming across theerror 0x80004003related to Microsoft Store. You can quickly resolve the error by applying the solutions mentioned in our guide.
We also have a guide covering six ways to resolve the MicrosoftStore error 0x800706d9. Also, you can refer to our guide explaining how to fix theMicrosoft Store error 0x00000190.
Feel free to let us know in the comments below which one of the above solutions fixed the WSreset command not working problem.
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Sagar Naresh
Sagar is a web developer and technology journalist. Currently associated with WindowsReport and SamMobile. When not writing, he is either at the gym sweating it out or playing country music on his guitar.
He is an avid traveler and has been to 15 countries, going to more places soon. TRAVEL and WORK is his mantra for a peaceful life.
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