Surface Pro with Win Store Error 0x80072f8f

Those two commands have the purpose to check your wsservice (Windows store service) state.
They have nothing to do with the powershell command nor wsreset.

After running these 2 commands and comparing with your result, it is exactly the same as yours.
 
Another thing you can check is the number of files you have in the c:\windows\winstore folder.
From a simple command prompt:
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I obtain this (I think you should have the same files, except for it-it that it is my Language):
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If you prefer a more elegant but more complicated way--- From an elevated command prompt:
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I obtain this (I think you should have the same files, except for it-it that it is my Language):
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After comparing the files as per your list, I have extra 2 folders for language :
th-TH
zh-CN
However, these 2 folders are empty.

On top of that, my Metadata folder has more files as compared to yours which has only 4 files.

The pris folder also has more files due to the above mentioned 2 language folder.

Thanks.
 
Open an elevated command prompt, launch powershell, type/copy:
Code:
Get-Acl | Format-List -property path, owner, group, accesstostring

I obtain:
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If you prefer, you can check the folder properties, security tab:
- creator owner, system, administrators all have got a gray/grey tick/check icon on allow: special permissions
- all application packages, users both have got a black tick icon on allow: read & execute, list folder contents, read
- trusted installer has got a black tick icon on allow: list folder contents --- has got a grey tick icon on allow: special permissions

If you click the advanced button, you should see:
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If you do the same with a file inside winstore folder (as an example I got wshost.exe):

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Properties, security tab: trusted installer has got black tick icons on every allow entry (except special permissions, empty), the other groups have got two black tick icons on read, read & execute
Advanced button shows the same.
 
Open an elevated command prompt, launch powershell, type/copy:
Code:
Get-Acl | Format-List -property path, owner, group, accesstostring

I obtain:
Read More:

If you prefer, you can check the folder properties, security tab:
- creator owner, system, administrators all have got a gray/grey tick/check icon on allow: special permissions
- all application packages, users both have got a black tick icon on allow: read & execute, list folder contents, read
- trusted installer has got a black tick icon on allow: list folder contents --- has got a grey tick icon on allow: special permissions

If you click the advanced button, you should see:
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If you do the same with a file inside winstore folder (as an example I got wshost.exe):

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Properties, security tab: trusted installer has got black tick icons on every allow entry (except special permissions, empty), the other groups have got two black tick icons on read, read & execute
Advanced button shows the same.


Hi Xilolee,

I am getting the same information as yours after using the Get-Ac1 command in the Powershell.

Thanks.
 
Since the boss seems to be trusted installer (Windows module installer inside services.msc), run sc qc trustedinstaller AND (later) sc queryex trustedinstaller:

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Since the boss seems to be trusted installer (Windows module installer inside services.msc), run sc qc trustedinstaller AND (later) sc queryex trustedinstaller:

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Results exactly as yours as well.
 
Try these commands from an elevated command prompt, then reboot:
ipconfig /flushdns
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
netsh interface ipv4 reset
netsh interface ipv6 reset
netsh winsock reset
 
Try these commands from an elevated command prompt, then reboot:
ipconfig /flushdns
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
netsh interface ipv4 reset
netsh interface ipv6 reset
netsh winsock reset

Hi Xilo,

The second command "nbstat" is giving me error message of not being a recognized internal or external command.

As for both the "netsh interface" command, I get the following :
Resetting Global, OK!
Resetting Interface, OK!
Resetting Neighbor, OK!
Resetting Path, OK!
Resetting , failed.
Access is denied.

Resetting , OK!
Restart the computer to complete this action.

Is this correct ?

Thanks.
 
nbtstat.exe should be in Windows\system32.
Apart from it, did the other four commands work?

Oops.. Sorry. Forgot to update you after rebooting my system.
Nope, the WinStore is still not working.

On top of that, I could not find the nbstat.exe in both the System and System32 folder.
 
If you right-click pc clock, adjust date/time, does it show "the clock was successfully synchronized"?

I right-click at the bottom right of the screen showing the datetime and then select "Adjust date/time". The date and time setting window popup but no message as per "synchronized" appear.
 
(sorry I was in late this morning and I had to go) right-click pc clock, adjust date/time, internet time tab.
If it shows not configured, click change date and time, tick synchronize with an internet time server, select your preferred one, click update now, see the resulting message.
 
(sorry I was in late this morning and I had to go) right-click pc clock, adjust date/time, internet time tab.
If it shows not configured, click change date and time, tick synchronize with an internet time server, select your preferred one, click update now, see the resulting message.

Pardon my ignorance Xilo but can you guide me step-by-step where is this "pc clock" that you are referring to ? As mentioned in my previous reply, I can only get the "Adjust Date/time" when I right-click at the bottom right of the screen showing the datetime. On top of that, I could not see any "Internet time tab" anywhere.
 

Search on the internet a bit to find how to get the "Internet Tab" to appear and my settings seems to be correct but it is still not appearing.
I also notice that the the "Set time automatically" option in the "Date and time" settings had been greyed... I think it may be because I am connected to my company's Active Directory. Can it be also because of AD that the "Internet Time" tab is not showing ?
 

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