We have solutions for both problems, so just follow the instructions from this article.
How can I fix the download error 0x80248014?
1. Reset Network components
There’s a simple solution for error code 0x80248014 which prevents you from checking for updates. Just follow these steps to solve error code 0x80248014, so you can check for updates normally again: This error probably occurred because of the corrupted update file, which we removed by renaming the SoftwareDistribution folder. Most users have reported that removing the Software Distribution folder helped them to solve error code 0x80248014, and I hope it will help you, as well.
2. Delete the Software Distribution folder
Software Distribution folder is the most important Windows folder for updates. Namely, all updates files and data are stored in this folder. So, if there’s some corruption inside it, you’ll likely have problems installing updates. So, we’re going to reset this folder, in order to resolve the problem. But before we reset the Software Distribution folder, we need to stop the Windows Update service: Now that the Windows Update service is disabled, let’s go and delete (rename) the SoftwareDistribution folder: Once you do that, go and re-enable the Windows Update service:
3. Run the Troubleshooter
If you’re still experiencing this update error, you can also try the new Troubleshooter in Windows 10. This troubleshooter deals with a wide range of system issues, including update errors. But it’s only available in Windows 10 Creators Update or later. Here’s how to use the Windows 10 Troubleshooter: SPONSORED Alternatively, you can use a third-party troubleshooting tool. Choose one from our great list.
4. Run the SFC scan
Another troubleshooter you can try is the SFC scan. This is a universal tool that also deals with various system errors. Here’s how to run the SFC scan in Windows 10:
5. Run the DISM
And finally, the last troubleshooter I’m going to mention in this article is also the most powerful one – Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM). So, if the previous two troubleshooters failed to resolve the problem, you can as well try with this one. Here’s how to run DISM in Windows 10: Learn everything there is to know about DISM from our comprehensive guide!
6. Flush DNS
And finally, if none of the previous solutions worked the last thing we’re going to try is flushing the DNS. Here’s how to do that:
ipconfig /release ipconfig /flushdns and ipconfig /renew
How can I fix error code 0x80248014 in Microsoft Store?
1. Run the Troubleshooter
We’re going to run the Troubleshooter once again, but this time, we’ll be checking the hardware: An error occurred while loading the troubleshooter? Don’t panic! Check out our guide to solve the problem!
2. Disable UAC
And finally, let’s try with disabling the User Account Control, as well: We hope you managed to fix the Windows Update error 0x80248014, as well as the error with the same name that appears on Microsoft Store. Let us know how it went in the comments section below.
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