Error 0x80072F30 occurs frequently when installing or updating a Windows APP from the Windows Store . So also in this case, below you can see the original error message that occurred when downloading and installing an app.
The exact error message is:
Check your internet connection, and then try again. A connection to the server could not be established.
The error code is 0x80072F30 if you need it.
If this error occurs, you should clear or reset the Windows Store cache . This is relatively easy to do by opening an MS-DOS command prompt with administrator rights and issuing the following command.
WSRESET
This will completely reset the Windows Store cache and Windows will then automatically start the Windows App Store .
The problems should now be eliminated and the error code 0x80072F30 should no longer occur when downloading or updating a Windows app . However, if the error persists, it may well be that the Microsoft servers are currently overloaded and cannot supply the required data for the app. This can happen especially when Microsoft provides large cumulative updates or feature updates . In this case, you should simply try to download and install the app again later.
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