Does not update windows store: three possible solutions

Solve possible errors in Windows Store, with these simple steps

The first step that we must execute is to verify the date and time of your computer, in general Windows does not update the applications if both times do not match, that is, the date and time of the Windows Store with the date and time of the computer.

To do this, locate the date and time in the taskbar and click on them, once the calendar box appears, click on settings, verify that both the time zone and time are in automatic configuration turned on, otherwise slide the selection box from Off to On.

If when doing this, the hours are not synchronized, what you should do is turn off the automatic synchronization and set the schedules manually.

The second option to try is to reset the cache of the Windows Store, and for this we only have to execute the command "Wsreset", but don't worry, it's a simple step.

What you must do is type the command "Wsreset", in the search box, choose the first option as it appears in the following image:

When you select the command, an additional list of commands will appear, in which you must run the executable file WSReset.exe. Automatically the program will start to erase the history, possibly a not long time will pass without noticing the work of the program, however you will know that it has culminated when the restart window is closed. Once the execution is finished, try again to update the application that has problems from the Windows Store.

In the third and last step so that you can run the updates from the Windows Store without problem, you will have to delete several temporary files, or registries so that it again tries to download and update the desired application.

To do this, locate the hard drive C: and then locate Windows> SoftwareDistribution> DataStore and C:> Windows> SoftwareDistribution> Download. When we reach these windows we will be able to delete the temporary files.