To check support, run:
In the modern Windows ecosystem, MSIX is the future of application packaging. Designed as a successor to traditional MSI, App-V, and even ClickOnce, MSIX offers a clean, secure, and reliable installation experience. However, one of the most common pain points for IT administrators and power users is deployment scope.
By default,双击 an MSIX package installs it for the . But in enterprise environments—shared workstations, Remote Desktop Services (RDS), or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)—you need the app available for everyone who logs into the machine. install msix powershell all users
Run Import-Module DISM before the command, or use the full path:
Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Select-Object DisplayName, PackageName, Version Then test on a new local user account. If you prefer command prompt or batch scripts, you can use the DISM tool directly: To check support, run: In the modern Windows
catch Write-Error "Installation failed: $_" exit 1 $packageInfo = Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Where-Object $_.DisplayName -like " YourAppName " if ($packageInfo) Write-Host "Provisioned package verified: $($packageInfo.DisplayName)"
Get-AppxPackage -Name "*MSIX*" The native Add-AppxPackage cmdlet cannot install for all users. Instead, you must use the DISM module cmdlet: Add-AppxProvisionedPackage . By default,双击 an MSIX package installs it for the
This cmdlet stages the package on the machine, making it available to any new or existing user who logs in (though existing users may require a logoff/logon cycle). Open PowerShell as Administrator and use: