#Can't update/reinstall my game

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dusty gulch
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Uhhh I have this weird thing where I can't update my gta 5 it's shows error and asked me to restart my pc... After that nothing happened and it said to reinstall the game... Now that I started my download again after deleting... It still shows error after downloading 800mb

quartz robinBOT
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dusty gulch
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Error code 0x80070005

hazy crest
# dusty gulch Error code 0x80070005

On the main screen, go to Settings—Update & Security—Troubleshoot—Advanced Tools—Windows Store Apps—Turn on User Account Control.

This should help.

dusty gulch
hazy crest
dusty gulch
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U want me to go on my system setting right? Or the Xbox app one?

hazy crest
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System

dusty gulch
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Exactly so I don't see no update and security.... To access trouble shoot I have to go to system-- troubleshoot.. even if I go to additional trouble shoot I can't find windows Store apps

hazy crest
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Minutes

dusty gulch
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??

hazy crest
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Error 0x80070005 in Windows 11 is related to problems accessing system files or the registry. It most often occurs due to a lack of administrator privileges or registry corruption. Here are a few steps that may help fix the problem:

  1. Run applications as administrator
    Try running the application that is throwing the error as administrator:

  2. Right-click the application icon.

  3. Select "Run as administrator."

  4. System Restore via SFC and DISM
    Use the System File Checker (SFC) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) utilities to repair corrupted system files:

  5. Open a Command Prompt as administrator.

  6. Run the sfc /scannow command to scan for and repair corrupted system files. 3. If the issue persists, run DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth to restore the system image.

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  1. Resetting the Microsoft Store
    Sometimes resetting the Microsoft Store can fix the issue:

  2. Open Settings (Win+I).

  3. Go to Apps > Apps & Features.

  4. Find Store and click the three dots next to it.

  5. Select Advanced options and click Reset.

  6. Changing registry permissions
    If the issue is related to registry permissions, try the following:

  7. Open Registry Editor (Win+R, type regedit).

  8. Navigate to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Compatibility Assistant\Store.

  9. Delete the Store key, if present.

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  1. Verifying the Integrity of the App Package
    Verify the integrity of installed app packages:

  2. Open PowerShell as administrator.

  3. Run the command Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}.

  4. Creating a New Account
    Create a new local account and check if the same error occurs there:

  5. Open Settings (Win+I).

  6. Go to Accounts > Family & other users.

  7. Add a new user and sign in with their account.

  8. Restore or reinstall Windows
    If none of the above methods help, consider performing a system restore or a clean reinstall of Windows.

I hope these tips help you resolve the 0x80070005 error.

hazy crest
# dusty gulch ??

Sorry, this information was for outdated Windows, try what I wrote.

dusty gulch