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Internet connectivity issues, corrupt cache data, or temporary glitches can hinder the performance of the Microsoft Store. Basic fixes include conducting an internet speed test, restarting the Windows computer, and changing the DNS server to a reliable public option. Ensuring accurate date, time, and region settings, as well as installing pending Windows updates, can also help. To update the Microsoft Store, navigate to the "Library" tab and click "Get updates." If the Store fails to open, clearing the cache can be done by running wsreset.exe. For repair, use the app repair function in Windows 11 by searching for Microsoft Store, accessing App settings, and clicking Repair. If issues persist, the Reset option can clear all app data. To ensure essential services like "Windows Update" and "Microsoft Store Install Service" are running, adjust their startup settings to Automatic in the Services app. If problems continue, the Microsoft Store can be uninstalled and reinstalled using PowerShell commands. The uninstallation command is: Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore | Remove-AppxPackage, and the reinstallation command is: Get-AppXPackage WindowsStore -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml"}.