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01-31-2018 01:10 PM
I can't connect internet by using Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Store,but I can do it with other browsers like Opera. I tried different solutions but none works and Code Error 0x80072EE7 appears to me.
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01-31-2018 03:31 PM
@NancyMore81_ wrote:
I've already tried, but it doesn't work
Hi,
Try the steps below
Methods to try:
Method 1: System Restore
-Turn off device not sleep mode
-Press and hold down F11 then turn the device on
-Select Troubleshoot > Advanced or Advanced options > command prompt
-Sign in to your account if asked
-Type the following:
cd then press enter
cd restore then press enter
rstrui.exe then press enter
You will be given an option to restore back to an earlier date when the computer is working fine
I you dont see a date click see more dates or restore dates
Note: DONT RUN A SYSTEM RESTORE WITH CRITICAL UPDATES ON IT
Method 2: SFC Scan
-Turn off device not sleep mode
-Press and hold down F11 then turn the device on
-Select Troubleshoot > Advanced or Advanced options > command prompt
-Sign in to your account if asked
-Type sfc /scannow then press Enter
Regards,
ichi
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01-31-2018 01:28 PM
Hi,
Kindly check if the steps below will work for error code: 0x80072EE7
-Go to control panel
-Search "view network connections"
-Go to view network connections
-Choose your network( which you are currently using )
-Right click on it and select properties
-Scroll down to " internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4) " then click properties
- Now choose Use the following DNS Server addresses
- right down preferred DNS Server - 8.8.8.8 and Alternate DNS Server - 8.8.4.4
- These are the addresses of Google's DNS Servers
- They are free to use.
- Hit ok
- close all the tabs
- Now start the windows store again now it should work if not works for you restart your computer or restart the windows store services
Regards,
ichi
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01-31-2018 03:31 PM
@NancyMore81_ wrote:
I've already tried, but it doesn't work
Hi,
Try the steps below
Methods to try:
Method 1: System Restore
-Turn off device not sleep mode
-Press and hold down F11 then turn the device on
-Select Troubleshoot > Advanced or Advanced options > command prompt
-Sign in to your account if asked
-Type the following:
cd then press enter
cd restore then press enter
rstrui.exe then press enter
You will be given an option to restore back to an earlier date when the computer is working fine
I you dont see a date click see more dates or restore dates
Note: DONT RUN A SYSTEM RESTORE WITH CRITICAL UPDATES ON IT
Method 2: SFC Scan
-Turn off device not sleep mode
-Press and hold down F11 then turn the device on
-Select Troubleshoot > Advanced or Advanced options > command prompt
-Sign in to your account if asked
-Type sfc /scannow then press Enter
Regards,
ichi
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If it solved your issue, Click the "Accept as Solution" button so others can benefit from the question you asked!
02-03-2018 03:14 AM
Hi, I solved the problem by restoring back to an earlier date (Method 1). I'd have liked to avoid this solution, because it is the second time in a month after a Windows System Update, and it is really, really boring. But it is the only thing that works.
Thanks for all