You may be unable to install or update apps in your Microsoft Store. Nothing may happen when clicking “Install” to install a Store app.
The “Microsoft-Windows-Store/Operational” event log may record the following errors:Read more
If you cannot install or update apps via the Microsoft Store app in Windows 10 or 11, you can download and install the offline installer for the corresponding app.
This article tells you how to download the offline installer (.appx, .appxpackage, or .msixbundle) for any Microsoft Store app.Read more
When you search for “Samsung Notes” in the Microsoft Store app, the app is available in the listing, but the Get/Download button may be missing. Solution Method 1: Install Samsung Notes using Winget Open an admin Command Prompt window and run: winget install “Samsung Notes” or winget install 9NBLGGH43VHV This downloads and installs Samsung Notes … Read more
The file types .Appx, .AppxBundle, and .Msixbundle are app installer or setup packages. On a default Windows 10 or 11 installation, you can double-click these file types to run them. But, if the App Installer (a.k.a, “Desktop Installer”) Store app is removed from the system, the .Appx, .AppxBundle, and .Msixbundle files don’t run when double-clicked.Read more
Windows 10 and 11 come with many built-in Store apps that may not be useful to you. As you may have known, PowerShell allows you to uninstall individual apps or all apps using a single command.Read more
Windows Store apps are automatically updated to the latest version by default, and that’s the recommended setting. Sometimes you’d like to disable automatic updating to save bandwidth and traffic, especially when you’re on a slow connection or evaluating Windows 10/11 on a Virtual Machine.Read more