Selecting any application and clicking Install button showed Downloading.. I thought of creating a guide and covering all the reasons why this issue could occur. I know I cannot cover everything but I will try to cover most of the relevant solutions for this issue.
If you find any solution or rather a workaround not covered in this post, you may share it in comments section. Needless to say, the applications install only when they first locate the distribution point and download the content. So it is important that you first check the boundaries and boundary groups. The Boundaries in Configuration Manager define network locations on your intranet.
These locations include devices or clients that you want to manage. I prefer to use IP range as my boundary for every site. In some cases I also create another boundary with type Active Directory site name for every site. In my experience I have seen the IP range boundaries working fine in most of the environments. The next thing that you need to check is the boundary group.
The Boundary groups are logical groups of boundaries that you configure. For any site you create the boundary first and then associate a boundary and a distribution point with boundary group. The clients in your network use a boundary group for When you create a new boundary group, you associate or add a boundary to it.
This is done in the General tab of boundary group properties. Ensure you add the right boundary. Next, under References tab, you can use this boundary group for site assignment. Most of all under Site system servers, ensure you have associated a distribution point. In most cases, I see people fail to define a DP for the boundary group. If you have gone through solution 1 and 2, then you may now focus on the content availability part.
In some cases, we ignore checking if the application or the content is distributed to the distribution point. If the content is not distributed to the SCCM distribution point, the clients would go to the DP and find no content to download. I have seen this in few environments that have got large number of distribution points. At the Command Prompt, type or copy and paste the following command and then hit Enter to clear the cache.
When you run the command, it will process for 30 seconds or so, and then the Windows Store window will open automatically. Check your updates to see if they work. Windows includes a number of built-in troubleshooters that help find and repair various problems. The Windows Store Apps troubleshooter is not built into Windows, but you can download it from Microsoft for free. They have both a Windows 10 version and a Windows 8 version , so make sure you grab the right one.
After you download the troubleshooter, double-click the file to run it. In the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter window, click Next to start scanning for problems. The troubleshooter works through its process and then lets you know whether it could identify and fix the problem.
Most of the time, the troubleshooter can successfully repair a stuck update. Go ahead and open the Windows Store and try updating your app. A stuck app can sometimes result from a problem with Windows Update. If all else fails, you can try re-registering the Windows Store, which is as close as you can get to reinstalling it. Since the Windows Store can be installed to different folders in Windows 10, that command tells PowerShell to find the location of the Windows Store installation and then re-register it.
Windows 8 users should type the following command instead and then hit Enter:. Those procedures usually work to clear a stuck update. Browse All iPhone Articles Browse All Mac Articles Do I need one?
Browse All Android Articles Browse All Smart Home Articles Customize the Taskbar in Windows Have you ever faced a situation wherein your apps tend to get stuck in the download mode?
This is a very troubling situation and you might be itching to know as to how you can fix it. Sometimes, the apps have almost downloaded but then you get an error in the end. This situation can be extremely irritating. In this article, we will be showing you the multiple steps which can be used which should help you in fixing this baffling issue. By the end of this article, your apps should resume downloading smoothly. So, let us see what they are? When you are downloading the apps, it is important to ensure that you have a working internet connection.
So, you can load your web browser and see if the web page opens. This is a right test to see if the data is connected.
If not, you need to turn the mobile data on. Try and resume the app download after that. You need to hold down the app icon and the apps will begin to wiggle. All you have to do is tap on the X icon which will be found on the upper left corner. Then, confirm that you will delete the app. Any help would be appreciated!
Posted on Nov 4, PM. Same thing here except some of my apps have downloaded. Some say waiting and other are stuck at the 7 pm position though the download. I even tried downloading iTunes Nov 8, AM. I am having the same issue with my daughters new iPhone X.
She Upgraded from the 6s to the X and her profile and pictured transferred to the new device, but her apps are stuck and will not load. AppStore will not work for updates either. Seems to be a problem with AppStore? Nov 10, AM. There's the "All" tab to see everything you've ever purchased even free apps and "Not on this iPhone" for things you might want to redownload.
Ok, once you are there, you will see two things: Those with blue cloud with arrow down and a spinning circle with a part missing. Here is what I found. After waiting all night for the apps to download, I started going through and tapping on the ones with spinning circles. About 50 of my apps we all of a sudden visible, ready to go. But after another day and a half, no more have appeared and the method I used does not work. Please give it a try and report back.
I will get back here after talking with apple. I will reply to my own and share my saga, for those who are interested. Nov 5, PM. Here is my saga and what I have tried so far. The methods are from the internet and some steps, like the "Free button, are not on my phone. I have tried on two networks, both 2. Started by restoring the iPhone from iTunes After 40 hours only half had downloaded.
Very few apps ready after 12 hours. However 54 of them would show the word open after I tapped the spinning circle. For some reason the iPhone does not know when the app is finished downloading to the phone. I downloaded iTunes However, the apps were not transferred from the computer to the iPhone and it started to download them again. To redownload an app, just tap on the blue cloud icon next to it. If the icon is gray, that means you can't download it anymore either because it doesn't exist anymore in iTunes or because it's a bit app that no longer works in iOS Tried dragging them from finder into the sidebar on iTunes when the iPhone was selected.
Method 2. Here is how to do it:. Method 3. Method 4. Upgrade iOS system to new version: sometimes new apps may not be compatible with the old iOS system.
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