Windows 10: Install and Upgrade Microsoft store stuck on loading

when i install or update microsoft store it said "Microsoft Store couldn't update" Pls help me fix this.

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Uninstalled apps stuck "installing" in Microsoft Store (MSN News)

Hi Will,

A corrupted Microsoft Store cache is one of the possible reasons why some apps are stuck in an "installing phase" when you try to uninstall them. We suggest that you try running the
Windows App troubleshooter to troubleshoot the issue.

If the issue persists, we suggest that you reset the Microsoft Store cache. You can follow the steps below to reset the Microsoft Store cache:

• Press Windows + R keys to open the run
  command box.
• Type WSReset, then try launching Microsoft Store and sign in.

Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get back to us.

 

Microsoft Store not working, stuck at loading

I have this problem where the Microsoft Store continues to load indefinitely.

I have tried ALL the standard troubleshooting steps, and nothing has worked.

1. I did the wsreset command
2. I reset and repaired the Microsoft Store program
3. I stopped the update and crypto services and renamed files as some posts have suggested.
4. I uninstalled the store, then re-installed it.
5. I did a repair install of my windows system.
6. I did the sfc scan now and the dism thing.
7. I used the windows troubleshooter.

I noticed that in Task Manager the Windows Store background task host is suspended when I attempt to start the Windows Store application.
All the tips on how to un-suspend it are contained in the list of steps I already tried.

I am not even sure if that background task being suspended even matters!

If not even a repair install works, then what will!? There must be some esoteric problem with my system preventing it from working.

I need real expert assistance, not some "restart your computer" advice.

 

Microsoft Store will not load

Hi,

Corrupted system files could be the main reason why you're Store is not loading and you're getting error messages. Since you were able to perform all the steps needed and the issue still persists, we suggest following the steps below:

• Install Windows updates.
• Disable the antivirus software temporarily.
• Repair corrupted or damaged files by running the System File Checker and
  DISM tool.

These are the common troubleshooting that we need to do if the issue is still happening after performing several steps.

Kindly get back to us with the outcome.