Install Msix Powershell All Users -

To successfully run an all-users MSIX installation via PowerShell, you must meet the following criteria:

Ensure you are using an updated version of Windows 10/11, as early versions of Windows 10 did not fully support the Add-AppxProvisionedPackage cmdlet for all MSIX package types. Summary Table PowerShell Command

Note: Use a comma to separate multiple dependency paths within the same string array. install msix powershell all users

If you want to force the application to register immediately for all currently logged-in users while also provisioning it for future users, combine Add-AppxProvisionedPackage with a user-loop script. Run this script in an elevated PowerShell session: powershell

To install an MSIX package for all users, you must the application. This requires administrative privileges. Prerequisites To successfully run an all-users MSIX installation via

To confirm that your MSIX package has been successfully provisioned for all users, use the query cmdlets to check the system state. To check provisioned packages (System-wide): powershell

For the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet to successfully provision an app for all users, the (which provides the underlying infrastructure for Add-AppxPackage to handle provisioning) should be present on the system. Run this script in an elevated PowerShell session:

You previously installed the same package for the current user via double-click.

If your MSIX package came with a folder full of dependency files, you can use the -FolderPath parameter to let PowerShell handle dependencies automatically. powershell