Have you seen this error before? Well, this error occurs with a Blue Screen of Death and your laptop restarts automatically. But we’ve something for you. Read on.
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Reset Windows Store & Clear Cache Contents
Reset would help. Use your search feature. Run “WSReset.exe.” (Make sure you run it with the required administrative privileges.) A message should appear on your screen The cache for the Store was cleared. You can now browse the Store for apps. Now it directs you to the Windows Store.
Check Battery Usage
Deteriorating battery life may also cause this error. Make sure it’s in good health or not overused. Check the active applications consuming your battery. Terminate those who are eating more battery. Here’s how:
- Open Settings page.
- Go to Battery Saver tab in the System category.
- Click “Battery use.”
- Now check the applications with the percentages. (To show more details about an active application consuming higher battery, click its name, and then Details button).
Repair Windows 10 Image
Using the DISM (Deployment Imaging and Servicing Management) command-line, fix offline image of Windows 10. Use these commands in the elevated CMD to check whether the image file has been corrupted.
Modify Registry
Yes, you can modify Windows Registry. Just Set START=0 (disabled) in this key:
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Pciid
Reinstall Audio Card
In the Device Manager window, you get the list of all hardware devices. Uninstall your audio card driver. For example, uninstall Conexant SmartAudio or ADT High Definition under Sound, Video and Game Controllers. When restarted, reinstall the audio driver again.
Reinstall Dolby Components
In your PC’s settings, open the list of installed apps from System > Apps & Features. Find “Type an app name” textbox. Got it? Okay, now enter “Conexant/ IDT” and “Dolby” respectively and uninstall both the programs. These programs cause conflicts and Unexpected_Store_Exception Error. Once you’ve restarted your system to finish uninstall, get Audio Driver (Conexant) and Lenovo G410, G510 (or whichever suits your system specifications).
Now reinstall. Go to Power Options from Hardware and Sound category of the Control Panel. Change the plan settings of active, selected plan. Fire up advanced power settings. There’s an option to choose what the Power button does. Configure it to shut down upon pressing the Power button. Now click “Change settings that are currently unavailable” link on top of the dialog in the same tab. Hey, don’t forget to disable the Fast Startup and Sleep features. Save your changes. Reboot your computer to reflect new changes.
Use ChkDsk
Check Disk utility in your Windows recognizes bad sectors and other drive-related errors. Use it. Want to start repairing? Use “chkdsk /f /r” command in an elevated Command Prompt.