The Win8 app store stays in the loading solution

App Store is a feature of Windows 8 system compared to Win7 or previous systems. Through the app store channel, we can download to a variety of secure Metro apps. But some users' app stores have been stuck in the loading and can't get in. What should I do?

If this is the case when opening for the first time, there may be delays in the network or interference from other applications. As a result, you don't have to care, just change the network environment, or restart your computer, close all other applications, including anti-virus software, and then re-open the app store.
If the app store doesn't open all the time, you can try the following methods step by step:
1. Press Win+R, type wsreset, press Enter, clean up the app store cache and open it again?
2. Press Win+X, select the command prompt (administrator), enter the netsh winsock reset command, press the Enter key, and then restart the computer and reopen the app store again.
3. Move the mouse to the lower left corner, right click and select “Control Panel”-“Network and Internet>-“Network and Sharing Center”.
Click “Change Adapter Settings” in the left navigation bar.
Right click on the current network connection (local or broadband connection) and select “Properties”.
Select <;Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)", click “Properties”.
In the Open Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties window, select “Use the following DNS server> for manual setup.
Enter in the preferred DNS server: 4.2.2.1, enter in the alternate DNS server: 4.2.2.2.
After completing the setup, re-enter the app store.
4. If the above method still can't be solved, please try to open the command prompt administrator and enter "ldf;sfc /scannow" to try to fix it by <;Windows+X”
The above is the solution that the Windows 8 system app store stays in the load and cannot be opened. However, the new user needs to be reminded that the Win8 app store only has a Metro app, which is more suitable for touch screen use, so it is not so practical for traditional PCs.