by The issue with App Store not working with iPhone or iPhone not connecting to App Store has been reported by customers. You can resolve this issue using methods for troubleshooting as described below.
iPhone not connecting to App Store
If you’re trying to use the App Store on your first attempt, or after a long period it is possible to be that App Store has difficulties in recognizing you with your Apple ID.
If you have been able to connect to App Store earlier on your iPhone however you are unable access the App Store this time it is likely to be caused by Apple Services being down or problems with network connectivity with your gadget.
Other than that There could be many reasons that could be the reason for App Store not working on iPhone or iPad.
1. Make Sure You Have A Working Internet Connection
You must be connected with either WiFi or Cellular Network, in order to gain access to the App Store. To verify, go to Google using your iPhone.
If you’re experiencing problems with your connectivity, you’ll need to resolve the issue of WiFi not working on your iPhone After that, you will be able to open or launch App Store. App Store App on your iPhone.
2. Verify the status of Apple Services
Apple servers may temporarily unavailable, which can prevent users in accessing your App Store. For confirmation, go to the Apple Systems Status webpage and glance at App Store’s entry.
If there’s an issue, you’ll get an error message in the App Store’s entry. The dot that is next the App Store will appear Red rather than Green.
Also, ensure that you search for App Store Down by typing the App Store down to Twitter and determine if any users have reported issues.
3. Shut Down Your iPhone & Restart
Sometimes, the issue is due to a stuck application or process that is preventing the device from operating in a proper manner.
Shut down your iPhone by selecting General Settings, Settings and Shutdown. Allow the iPhone to fully Power off, then wait for 30 seconds, then Restart your iPhone using the Power Button.
4. Sign Out from Apple ID & Sign Back
The issue could be caused by the Apple identification not being accepted by Apple.
Open Settings > tap the Apple ID > scroll down and tap Sign Out.
Within 30 seconds sign to Your Apple ID and see if you are now able to Sign-in into your account on the App Store.
5. Turn off VPN
If you’re using VPN then disable VPN on your iPhone. VPN feature for your iPhone and then sign-in to iCloud.
Navigate to the Settings menu > VPN and shift the toggle next to Status into the off.
After you have disabled VPN After that, you will be able to sign-in with the App Store and Apple ID. Apple ID and App Store.
6. Switch to a Different WiFi Network
It’s likely it is that the Office or Work place network is restricted to certain websites (to conserve bandwidth). So, try reaching the App Store with your personal Cellular Network.
If you’re in your home, head into Settings > Wi-Fi > select the WiFi network you are connected to.
Next screen choose 5G or another network under the My Networks section.
7. Check Date and Time Settings
Select Settings and then General. Then Date and Time. On following screen select the Set Automatically.
After you have enabled the Set Automatically option Make sure that your iPhone displays the correct Time Zone.
8. Make sure you are up-to-date with software updates
Sometimes, the issue is caused by Software updates that are waiting to install by your iPhone.
Click Settings and then General. Then Software Update.
The next page will appear, click on Download to install Updates on your iPhone (if there are any available).
9. Reset Network Settings
Write down the WLAN Network Security Code Follow the instructions below. reset Network Settings in your iPhone to the factory settings or your original default settings.
Go to Settings > General > Reset select Reset Network Settings.
In the confirmation pop-up click Reset Network Settings again confirm.
After that, connect the iPhone via WiFi Network and check whether you are able to log in to the App Store.
10. Restart Modem/Router
If the steps above did not assist, turn off the power supply for your router or modem – Press on/off button (if there is one) or disconnect the power cord from the wall socket.
After 60 seconds, turn on your Power Supply to Modem/Router.
This resets all WiFi Network It is believed to aid in fixing various network-related issues on iPhone.
