This article describes the process of creating a bundle after converting x86 and x64 versions of your app installers using the MSIX Packaging Tool.
"Package acceptance validation error: Hover-x64.msix is not valid. You cannot upload msix/msixbundle/msixupload packages that targets Windows MinVersion <= 10.0.17134.0 "To fix this error, we used Advanced Installer. We edited the project and limited the OS minimum requirement from our applicati...
Before going into the step-by-step tutorial on how to set up the MSIX App Attach, it’s vital to understand how it works and how it can help you. The most notable aspect when working with App Attach is that it does not use a traditional MSIX/MSIXBUNDLE package; instead, it uses.VHD...
Open Windows Terminal as Administrator with PowerShell to the Downloads folder and type the following command to install Windows Subsystem for Android in Windows 11: Add-AppxPackage -Path "C:\Users\winaero\Downloads\MicrosoftCorporationII.WindowsSubsystemForAndroid_<version>.msixbundle". Correct the ...
By bundling the multiple architecture versions of your installer into one entity, only the bundle needs to be uploaded to the Store or another distribution location. The Windows deployment platform is aware of the .msixbundle package type and will only download the files that are applica...
Click the checkmark and wait for the files to load. Click to download the second listed file. The name of the listing should end with8j3eq9eme6ctt.msixbundle. If you get a warning that the file can't be downloaded securely, ignore it. Click the three dots next to the download, choo...
Downloadthis MSIXBUNDLE-file. Once downloaded, open the file and confirm updating Microsoft Store. You will see the new store icon right on the installation screen. Wait for Windows 11 to install the new Microsoft Store. Launch Microsoft Store from the installation screen or the Start menu. ...
Hello, I have some issues with MSIX packaging tool. I have an .exe application to pack as a .msix. However, when the package is done and signed, after the install the app crashed. I verified and all files were correctly copied. Here is the logfile…
Execute the following command to install the MSIX Bundle you downloaded: Add-AppxPackage -Path<path_to_msixbundle_file> If everything goes right, then the package will be deployed and you'll see a new icon in your Start Menu. Step 3 – Sideloading apps on the Windows Subsystem for Android...
I wrote a WPF program using .NET 5, packed it into the MSIX bundle (Release, x86 and x64) as a framework-dependent package. Everything seems fine, but there is one very annoying thing: on the first run the app says ".NET runtime is missing, would you ...