If you are just starting to work with MSIX you will soon hear about the Package Support Framework (PSF) If you haven’t heard of it yet I recommend you read the following blog series: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Core-Infrastructure-and-Security/MSIX-Package-Support-Framework-Part-One-The-Blueprint/ba-p/363594 When you want to use the PSF you need to extract you MSIX Package, add
I invested some evenings and added some cool new features to my tool MSIX Commander Those new features are the following: Added the Edit Manifest Tab. It lets you change the Min- and Maxversions in a Manifest of one ore multiple MSIX Files automatically. Added the Change Signature Tab. If
MSIX is now already around for some time and I started to experiment with it. While I was working with it, I started to realize that it would be nice to have a little GUI tool that would help me with doing certain tasks. Therefore I decided to build such
When you’re starting to work with MSIX you will soon find out that MSIX files, like appx files, get installed to the folder C:\Program Files\WindowsApps. When you want to check the content of your installed MSIX Package and do some analysis or troubleshooting you will not be able to open
This Blogpost is a step by step guidance on how to crate and install an MSIX, with the current Windows 10 Insider Build. (Currently this is Build 17711) To create/Snapshot a MSIX from an installer: You need some things: Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise with 1803 Desktop App Converter from
The intend of this blog post is to provide a quick overview about what we know right now and where you can get further information. At the Build 2018 Conference Microsoft officially introduced MSIX. We learned what we have to expect and how the IT-World will benefit. In Short it
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