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October 5, 2018 Questions and AnswersWindows 10

Edge Browser and Store Stopped Working after Windows 10 1809 Update

After upgrading Windows 10 from 1803 to build 1809, the Edge browser and the Microsoft Store application stopped working on a computer in the corporate network (Active Directory domain). No external website opens in Edge, while Chrome and Firefox work fine, the pages open. Only intranet (internal) sites are opened. If you bring the computer out of the domain, then after changing the network profile from the domain to private or public and resetting the network from the Settings app, the Edge and the Microsoft Store application work fine.

Store error:

Check your connection

Microsoft Store needs to be online. It looks like you’re not.

Code: 0x80072EFD

 Microsoft Store Error : 0x80072EFD after windows 10 1809 update

Edge shows a blank page with an error:

Hmmm…can’t reach this page

Win 10 October 2018 Update - cant' open the pages

Answer

Try to turn on IPv6 support in your network connection settings (despite the fact that the protocol is not used). Now I checked on my computer with Windows 10 October 2018 Update – the same thing, when ipv6 is disabled, I cannot open websites in Edge browser. The Windows Store application and all other UWP applications also don’t work.

You can enable IPv6 in the Control Panel (ncpa.cpl console). Select the network adapter through which you are connected to the network, open the properties, and enable the Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP / IPv6) checkbox and click OK.

If you have multiple network adapters, you can enable IPv6 support for all adapters using the following PowerShell script:

Enable-NetAdapterBinding -Name "*" -ComponentID ms_tcpip6

enable ipv6 using powershell

After that, Edge browser, MS Store and all other modern UWP applications should work.

If this doesn’t help, check the value of the DisabledComponents registry parameter in the key in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters. Check if it is changed to 0 instead of 0xFFFFFFF. Return the old parameter value and restart the computer.

Apparently, modern applications from the Microsoft Store (including the Edge browser) now require TCP/IPv6 support on the network interface.

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Amir October 18, 2018 - 6:06 am

Thanks!!! I was fighting with this for days!

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Joao October 31, 2018 - 2:43 pm

My IPV6 is enable and I have the same problem.

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