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MSStore source is down #3575
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no, I also have this in Germany while trying to update Icaros to Version 3.3.1. I simply removed the MS Store feed for now |
use winget source remove msstore to remove the store feed. |
Wonderful - thank you very much !! |
Having removed it trying to re-add it produces: PS C:\Windows\System32> winget source add -n msstore -a --accept-source-agreements |
You can run |
The source URL doesn't respond with a document without specifying the endpoint. |
Your link responce like this: |
I don´t know, I am not an expert. |
@lychichem that is the expected response via the browser. Can you share logs after running:
That will possibly help troubleshoot what might be happening. |
The issue was fixed for me. Closing |
I'm still having this issue, and nothing has worked so far. Here's the most recent logs when I run the requested command:
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Same here. This problem is not fixed. I've tried resetting the sources and still get the same error if I try to do something like
Upgrading an individual package used to work fine. Now even that doesn't work. Even a simple
The whole system is broken after running:
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With "winget upgrade -all" it grumbles with me. However, if I enter "winget upgrade --all", then the installation of the updates takes place. |
Still not fixed for me PS C:\Users\xxx> winget source reset --force PS C:\Users\xxx> winget upgrade --all Do you agree to all the source agreements terms? |
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Not fixed! |
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just use this for resole problem, remember no to re-add msstore back to source, msstore is the problem reason. |
I found the solution but I think just fix mine, not yours. but you can try to change your region. I changed it to USA and now everything works. 👍🏻 |
I have this issue, as well. If I remove the msstore source based on the comments above, I can run "winget upgrade --all". So that's nice, but...I want to use the msstore source sometimes. Just removing it does not seem like a good solution. Resetting the sources or adding it back in any way just brings back the same error:
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@bergmayer
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Ok, that does work. Thanks! |
Hi, so i'm experiencing a similar error when trying to install MSCV with winget when using: "winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools --force --override "--wait --passive --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.VCTools --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Tools.x86.x64 --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.Windows11SDK.22000"". |
Brief description of your issue
Cannot use msstore source, and
winget upgrade --all
fails.Steps to reproduce
Run
winget upgrade
thenwinget upgrade --all
Expected behavior
No error report.
Actual behavior
First report cannot update msstore then cannot update packages.
Environment
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