Error Code 0x80D0000A means failure, and it usually appears when trying to install apps on Windows 10 via the Windows 10 Store. Since the majority has upgraded to Windows 10 – this means, that many previously corrupt entries and incorrect cached data may have been used as the source for the Store app functionality which as a result fails to install the app.
In this guide we have researched through various forums to combine all solutions that are reported to work for many users.
Solution 1: Create new Microsoft Account
- Go to Action center and click All Settings and go to Accounts
- Go to Family & other users, click Add someone else to this PC and add a new account
- Once you complete adding the user sign out from your main administrator account and sign in with the new account
- When you are logged in with new account try to download an app from Windows store, this time there should not be an error
- Sign out from new account and sign in with your administrative account
- Go back to All Settings and under the Your account tab, change the account to a local account by clicking on Sign in with a local account instead
- Once you complete the local account set-up try to download an app from Windows store, this time should work. If not try restarting your computer
- Once everything works you can change your local account back to Microsoft Account
- Also, you can Disable sync settings options by going to All Settings then Accounts and Sync your settings tab and turn off Sync settings
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