Microsoft has finally offered four solutions to a persistent error in the Microsoft Store. This error, known as "Try that again" or "0x8131500, " has been a nuisance for users since 2019. The issue can be resolved by resetting the Microsoft Store app, using the Microsoft Store troubleshooter (available only on Windows 10), checking for updates, and updating your internet's TLS (Transport Layer Security) settings. The recommended TLS settings are TLS 1. 2 and TLS 1. 3 for compatibility.

The TLS settings are crucial for compatibility. If the first three methods don't work, the problem might be due to TLS incompatibility. For those who find this technical, here are the steps: press the Windows key, search for "Run, " type "inetcpl. cpl, " press enter, click the Advanced tab, and ensure that "Use TLS 1. 2" and "Use TLS 1. 3" are checked. That's it!

Before these official fixes, users tried various workarounds. Some paused their antivirus protection, created a new local Windows account, turned off their VPN, or even logged in with Safe mode turned on. The "0x8131500" error can be caused by several issues. These include an unstable internet connection, a firewall blocking access, incorrect proxy settings, or missing Windows updates.

The delay in releasing these solutions is mysterious, but at least they are available now. If these steps don't work, contact Microsoft Support for further assistance. This bug has been a headache for many, but with these fixes, users can finally get back to using the Microsoft Store smoothly.

Microsoft Store Bug: Four Fixes After Six Years

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