If the problem persists even after running the troubleshooter, try re-registering all Store apps. Scroll down to the bottom of the Troubleshoot settings page, you’ll see Windows Store Apps option, select it.
Press to open the Start menu, type Troubleshoot settings and select it. Now open the Microsoft Store again and try to download an app. Press + R on your keyboard, type wreset into the Run box and hit enter. Close your Microsoft Store app if it’s already open. If not, follow the other fixes mentioned below: Restore your Microsoft Store’s cache Now try to download any app from the store, if you’re lucky, the download will start immediately. Once signed out, Sign In to your account again. A pop-up window will open, click on the Sign Out link. Click on your Profile Picture in the top-right corner, and then select your account. It’s the best method to solve this issue and it did the trick for us (as well as for most of the users). Sign out and Sign in and from Microsoft store If your date and time are correct, try the following methods. Since every Windows version has a slightly different way to do it, we’d recommend you check this article. However, before you try any of the following methods, make sure your computer’s date and time are set correctly (because incorrect date and time could also be a cause of your problem). There are many ways you can fix this problem, but we have listed only the best ones that will do the trick in no time. 
So, you might be wondering: what can I do to get rid of it? Well, worry not. As an independent advisor on Microsoft forum said, it’s a standard issue with those who are using the 1803 version. When we dug a little deeper, we found that it’s not the first time Windows users are facing this problem. In fact, a couple of days ago, one of our team members faced the same issue. Microsoft introduced the Windversion a few months back and ever since its arrival many users are complaining about not being able to download apps from their PC’s Microsoft Store.
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