The Error 0x80004005 is a frequently occurring error that prevents you from downloading, installing or uptaing apps on Windows apps store. This error is also common in the app store or game store in Xbox 360 and Xbox one. This error is usually caused when you don't have access to the internet. The reasons you may not have your Wi-Fi connected to the internet could be ISP issue, router error or simply some minor operating system bugs. Below are some of the methods you can try to fix the Error 80004005 while updating or installing apps in Windows Store or Xbox store.
How to Fix error 80004005 in Windows Store or Xbox Store
Try a different Wi-Fi/internet connection
The most common cause of the 0x80004005 is a bad internet connection. The first thing you should do is open your browser and run google.com. Is the page opening? If you're getting some kind of server error or no internet connection error, then the problem is with your home internet connection. Sometimes, it can be resolved by simply turning off and turning on your router. Many times it could be a problem with your ISP who is unable to provide you internet connection. (Forgot to pay the bill?). Call them and try to resolve the issue. To check the connection status, you can also look at the Wi-Fi icon on your phone, tablet or PC . If there's no connection, the Wi-Fi icon will have a small cross over it or you can hover over the icon to see whether "internet access" is available.
If you are trying to update or install apps on your Windows smartphone or tablet, switch to mobile data connection (3G/4G) and now run the installation from the Windows App Store. Note: It is recommended you use mobile data connection only if you're subscribed to an unlimited data package or a reasonably priced plan because large apps or games can use up your mobile data fast.
Access the game store from your browser
If you are getting the error 0x80004005 while trying to sign in to your Xbox account in your Xbox console, you can open xbox.com on your desktop browser and sign in. Click "Games" >> Choose your device >> browse games >> click "Download to Xbox 360". This will start the download.
Shutdown and Restart your device
Sometimes the connection problem may be a minor bug affecting your Windows PC, mobile or Xbox console. Turn the PC or Xbox off and then turn it back on. Connect to the internet, open the Windows Store and try to download/update the app or game,
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