Many users complained of experiencing an error code 0x87E10BD0 when they were trying to install a new app from Microsoft Store. There could be several reasons behind this issue. However, the most appropriate ones are – Corrupted Windows Store or the accumulated cache inside it.
One may clear the stored cache by running WSReset. However, when it comes to uninstalling Microsoft Store, you have no other option left except to use Windows PowerShell itself.
How to Fix Error code 0x87E10BD0 on Windows
If you are getting an error code 0x87E10BD0 while installing new apps, try the solutions provided below –
1] Try an alternate application from MS Store
First of all, check if you are getting the error 0x87E10BD0 while installing a particular software, or if is this occurring for all other apps. In case this problem occurs for other apps as well, there might be some internal glitches with the Store app. Well, in such cases, you may try the solutions discussed below.
However, if the error 0x87E10BD0 arises only for a single application, you better use an alternate application.
2] Purge Microsoft Store Cache
Purging the stored cache on Microsoft Store is an effective way to resolve different store-related issues on Windows 11 or 10 PC. So, before you try any other solution, try to clear the stored cache and see if it addresses this issue.
Here’s how you may perform this task –
- Launch CMD as administrator.
- Type “
WSReset.exe” and press Enter.
- The system will soon start clearing all the cache associated with Microsoft Store.
- Once this is over, the Store app will launch automatically.
- Check if you can now install those apps which were earlier failing to install.
3] Reinstall Microsoft Store via PowerShell
In case the error 0x87E10BD0 appears even after clearing the Store cache, consider reinstalling Microsoft Store. As this is a system app, you can’t remove it from your computer normally. However, you may uninstall and reinstall this app by executing a single command on Windows PowerShell. To do so, follow these steps –
- Press Win + X, and select Windows PowerShell (Admin). If you are on Windows 11, select Windows Terminal (Admin), and the console will default land into PowerShell having administrative privileges.
- On the elevated console, copy/paste the code below, and press Enter –
Get-AppxPackage-Allusers Microsoft.WindowsStore| Foreach{Add-AppxPackage – DisableDevelopmentMode –Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\\AppXManifest.xml”}
- When this command runs successfully, restart your PC.
Sign back into your device again and you may now install the application that was previously failing on account of error code 0x87E10BD0.
