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Hello, how are you? My name is Mateus. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

First, welcome to the Xbox community. Usually when this problem happens just follow the procedure below.

Go to Windows Settings

Applications

Applications and Features

Find the Forza Horizon 4

Click on it

Advanced options

Tap repair

- If that doesn't solve the problem, do the same procedure again, but this time tap restore, these procedures will basically revalidate the game's license and allow you to play it again.

- I also suggest that you check if the account logged into the Microsoft Store is the same as the Xbox app.

*Thank you in advance for contacting, I hope this can help you.

Hello GaryOswald1,

Thank you for contacting the Xbox Support forums. It's possible that the account is not matched up to the same account that had originally purchased the game. Please open the Microsoft Store app and ensure that you are logged with the proper account. You may also view your purchase history at Check your Xbox purchase history to confirm that Forza 7 is purchased for the account. I would also recommend logging out of Windows entirely with the account you are currently using.

If you notice that your game is missing, and you're certain that you are logged in with the proper credentials, you may contact us directly at Xbox Support - Contact Us.

Thanks,

-Tali

I'm Samy an independent advisor. Welcome to the Xbox community. How are you?

These steps can help you, give it a try.
Check for updates on Windows Update, update everything including optional/additional updates, and also follow the steps below.

1. Logout from Xbox app and Microsoft Store app
2. Look for the Xbox app and Microsoft Store app in the Windows menu, right-click, click app settings and then click terminate, restore and reset. Do this with the game too.
3. Clear the store cache type ''wsreset'' in the Windows bar, run as admin, and wait for the screen to close and open the store automatically.
4. Open the Microsoft Store, click on ''library'' in the lower-left corner then ''get updates'' and update everything.
5. Restart your PC, log into the apps again and try again.

I absolutley agree. It's about time Microsoft gave us the choice of downloading game files locally. It's my choice as to whether or not I buy a large capacity HDD. When did Microsoft actually care about the end user?

Enter windows settings, apps tab, apps and features tab, advanced settings of the app that's not working and hit repair