According to Microsoft, to make it easier to transition to a new computer, the app store will introduce an option to help customers automatically restore apps previously installed from the Microsoft Store. The new approach will help customers speed up the initial setup and help developers retain customers. The feature will also allow you to choose the apps you want to restore, so you don’t have to install those apps you no longer use. In the past, users have to rely on third-party tools (such as winget) to bulk install applications. However, the new option will make it easier for anyone to quickly restore apps on Windows 11. The only caveat that Microsoft has yet to overcome is the number of apps available through the store for users to benefit from this feature. The store has been growing strong since the company changed its policies to allow any app to be available through the platform and for developers to bring their own commerce platform to keep all their revenue. However, the Microsoft Store is still missing a lot of apps. In addition, the company will be improving the way users discover apps by including related searches if people are looking for an app through Windows Search in the Start menu. The new features will first start rolling out to testers in the Windows Insider Program, and then they will be generally available to everyone. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
