During the Build 2022 conference, Microsoft announced more news for the company’s ecosystem as well as Windows. According to the company, a new function allows you to restore applications from one computer to another more conveniently and in Windows 11 it depends on the Microsoft Store.
new function For example, restoring applications from one computer to another during a migration enters the testing phase With Windows Insider users. “We will soon be testing a new feature on the Windows Insider channels to make it easier for consumers to transition to new PCs quickly and comfortably,” the company says.
In this case, users who choose to use the feature will need to have downloaded the applications from the official store before. Currently, Windows only lets you “restore” apps if the user manually re-downloads them on their computer.
“This will also help developers retain their customers without having to remind them to redownload their apps.”, reports Microsoft.
The “negative” side
While the innovation delivers a positive impact, Microsoft will need to work more closely with developers. This is because many apps are not officially available in Microsoft Store yetwhich leaves them out of this streamlined restoration via the shop.
The new function for restoring applications in Windows 11 will be available in the “My Library” tab of the store. To use it, users also need to link a Microsoft account.
Also in the announcement, Microsoft explained that developers will be able to submit their Win32 applications without having to go through a waiting list before approval, which should mainly affect independent developers.
Source: Tec Mundo
