How to fix Your Device is Missing Important Security and Quality… Fix 1. Run Windows Update troubleshooter. Fix 2. Run SFC and DISM scans. Fix 3. Reinstall Windows updates. Fix 4. Reboot relevant services. Fix 5. Reset Windows update components. Fix 6. … Fix 7. … Access geo-restricted video content . . . Read more

Open the "Windows" folder and then open the "System32" folder. … Your computer may not recreate the catroot2 folder immediately; expect to see it replaced after either rebooting or attempting to install Windows updates. Keep the renamed "oldcatroot2" folder until the new one is created; afterwards you may delete it.

Double-click on the catroot2 folder. Open PowerShell as Admin. Press Ctrl + A to highlight all files and folders and press Delete.

Seven most common HTTP error codes and status codes “401 Unauthorized” First on our list of HTTP error codes is 401. … “404 Not Found” A 404 status code is a common HTTP error code on the internet. … “500 Internal Server Error” … “502 Bad Gateway” … “301 Moved . . . Read more

Read on for the ultimate Microsoft Store troubleshooting and repair guide. Use the Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter. … Check Your Computer’s Time. … Reset the Microsoft Store. … Clear the Store Cache. … Reset Windows Update Components. … Edit the Registry for Connection Errors. … Check Your Proxy Settings. … . . . Read more

To reset Microsoft Store, open Settings > Apps > Apps and features > Search for Microsoft Store > Advanced options > Use the Reset button. TIP: Windows 11/10 also allows you to Reset Microsoft Store apps via Settings.

Uninstalling the Microsoft Store app is not supported, and uninstalling it may cause unintended consequences. There is no supported workaround to uninstall or reinstall Microsoft Store.

Usually, the 0x80070005 Access is denied error code pops up when you try to make changes within system files. So, the error code is a security warning that tells you this: you don’t have the right to remove, rename or move/copy that certain folder or file.

Fix: Error 0x80070005 on Windows 10 Store Method 1: Fix the permissions of the Packages folder. Method 2: Change the download location of Windows Store apps back to your Windows partition. Method 3: Reset your computer’s Windows Store cache. Method 4: Re-register the Windows Store.

Access denied Error code 0x80070005 means Access denied and it usually occurs because of lack of permissions. If you’re on standard user account, check if the issue persists with administrator account. Or you may try creating new user account and check.