Learning how to install Windows 11 on your gaming computer is much easier than the days when Microsoft’s operating system was intrinsically linked to your computer’s hardware, but it’s still a pain to have to remember each and every one of the programs you need. re-download. In an effort to streamline the process, the Microsoft Store is getting a one-button restore of applications.
Previously managed by third-party programs, the built-in feature allows you to create a library of your favorite applications and install them all at once without the hassle of searching for them one by one. You’ll also be able to choose which ones make the leap to the new operating system by selecting the apps individually, in case there are a couple you want to throw around.
Speaking of someone who needs to reinstall Windows 11 more regularly than most, works remotely, and sometimes visits an office full of non-custom computers, this seems like it could save a lot of time, that is, if you use plus the Microsoft store.
It may seem surprising that Microsoft has taken so long to implement such a useful thing, but the reason probably lies in the underutilization of the Microsoft store. Currently, its list of applications is a bit thin and has not really expanded enough over the last two years to make the center a viable platform. It should also shake up its bad reputation, as performance issues in its early days in Windows 10 still have people reluctant to use the Microsoft Store in a meaningful way.
For those interested, the new feature will be tested soon on the Windows Insider channel. There is currently no indication of when the live version of the operating system will arrive.