Win 8.1 Application Display cannot install how to resolve

In the process of using a Windows 8.1 store, there are times when an application cannot be installed, and the general system will give "a problem that this application cannot install." Please try again "such as a hint, the error code is in the form of a format such as 0x80070005 (Figure 1). If the reinstall application remains the same, and sometimes even more applications are installed, the same error is encountered. This problem typically occurs when the license is not synchronized, the SoftwareDistribution folder fails, or the network firewall issues. If these methods have not been resolved, you can consider the system recovery, System Restore, such as "big strokes."

(Figure 1 Application cannot install and display an error message)

　　Apply the update and synchronize the license Entry Windows 8.1 Start screen, click to open the application store. Point to the upper-right corner of the screen with your mouse, move the pointer down, and then click Settings. Click "Apply Update" (Figure 2).

Click the Sync License button in the Apply Updates window (Figure 3).

(Figure 2 Select Apply Update in Settings)

(Figure 3 Sync license operation in the Apply Updates window)

After performing the above operation, try to install the application through the application store to see if it is feasible.

Tip: If you are unable to log in to the application store, check to see if the Windows account is logged on correctly. To install an application using the application store, you first need to log on to the Windows account.

The SoftwareDistribution folder is where all the application files are stored, and if there is a problem with the files in this folder, you can resolve the problem by cleaning up the update folder.

Open c:windowssoftwaredistributiondownload in turn, delete the entire contents of the folder, and if you are prompted to delete it, check "Skip" after "Perform this action for all current items", and then try installing the application after you finish.

If it still doesn't work, disable the Windows Update Service. By pressing the WIN+C key combination and selecting Search, enter the Services.msc search setting, and after you find Windows Update, disable it by right-clicking it (Figure 4).

Next, open the C:windows folder, right-click its SoftwareDistribution folder, select Rename, and modify its name to Softwaredistribution-old. After renaming completes, re-enable the Windows Update Service as above. Then test again if you can install the application.

　　eliminate the impact of network firewalls It is also important to consider the impact of eliminating third-party network firewalls or antivirus software.

Press WIN+X, click "Computer Management" in the shortcut menu, click "Services and Applications → services", and then check to see if Windows Firewall is open (Figure 5), then open Windows Firewall through the Control Panel, Turn off the installation of Third-party antivirus and antispyware software. Then test whether the application can be installed in the store.

　　4 Check System integrity and repair system integrity damage or cause applications to fail to update.

Press the WIN+X key combination and select command Prompt (Administrator) from the pop-up shortcut menu to start the Command Prompt window. Enter the "Sfc/scannow" command to perform an integrity scan and automatic repair of the system (Figure 6).

After you perform the above actions, reboot the system. You cannot complete the installation before attempting to go to the application store installation again to see if the problem is resolved.

Tips: You can also change the account to test whether the application can be updated.

Add a local user through the control Panel → user account → admin user account. When downloading applications at the App Store, associate a Hotmail or other Microsoft Mail account (if not, you can apply for a free one). Then try to install the application.

If none of the above methods work, then the problem can only be solved by means of System restore or system recovery.

If you have previously established a System restore point, you can use System Restore to restore the system to a normal point in time, and then test the application for proper installation. Press WIN+R, enter the "rstrui.exe" command to start System Restore, and follow the prompts to restore the system to a normal point in time (Figure 7).

If there is no restore point can be restored or restored after the invalid, then you need to use system recovery. Point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the pointer down, click settings → change computer settings, and then click Update and restore → restore in turn. Under "Restore your computer without affecting your files," click "Start". Follow the on-screen instructions to restore the system (Figure 8).