How to Troubleshoot Windows Store Error Code 0x80131500?

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How to Troubleshoot Windows Store Error Code
0x80131500?
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How to Troubleshoot Windows Store Error Code
0x80131500?

• The Windows Store Error codes are one of the
  common errors which appear over the internet.
  Unluckily, this Windows Store Error Code
  0x80131500 is only one of numerous error codes
  which influence the usage of the store and always
  keep users away from downloading and updating the
  applications. Usually, users encounter this error
  on Windows 8, 8.1 and of course Windows 10.
• However, it is very difficult to find and
  download the best apps, and other conveniences
  which are suitable for your operating system
  without taking the support of the Windows store.
  Since Microsoft hasnt known about this issue and
  they even dont provide any fixes for it.
  Therefore, to fix this issue, you first need to
  think about the cause of this error, probably,
  due to cyber infection, some hardware issues or
  some other reason. But you do not have to be
  worry about it we are providing you with a few
  best methods which will help you in fixing the
  Windows Store Error Code 0x80131500. The steps
  are discussed below.

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Steps to Troubleshoot Windows Store Error Code
0x80131500

• The Windows Store Error Code 0x80131500 does not
  allow the users to update or download the apps
  they have already installed in their computer
  system. Sometimes, this can be irritating for the
  users when they believe that all the applications
  on the Windows store are updated regularly and
  these latest updates bring some new feature in
  the installed application. Below we provide you
  with few fixes which will help you in
  troubleshooting the error code 0x80131500. Here
  how to troubleshoot it
• Method-1 Clean the Windows Store Cache
• Method-2 Restore Local Settings

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Method-1 Clean the Windows Store Cache

• Press the Windows R keys all together to open
  the Run Command Search box.
• In the Run Search box, copy and paste the
  command WSReset.exe and hit Enter.
• Once the Command Prompt and Windows Store window
  open on the screen, it signifies that the cache
  has been permanently removed from your system.
• Restart your computer system, go to the Windows
  Store and then try to update or download any
  desired app.

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Method-2 Restore Local Settings

• Press the Settings tab to open it.
• Choose Time Language option.
• Then, choose Regional Language option.
• In the Language heading section, click on the
  Add a Language option.
• After that, pick English (United States)/(United
  Kingdom).
• Hit the Options button and then press the
  Download button.
• Now, navigate to the former page and opt Speech
  option.
• In the Speech-language section, select the
  language that you choose earlier and close all
  the windows.
• Finally, restart your computer system to save all
  the changes.

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