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Input the command pointing to your specific file.

Installing modern Windows apps packaged as .msixbundle is straightforward for the current user, but deploying them machine-wide (for all users) requires a specific parameter. By default, the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet installs apps only for the currently logged-in user.

Leo leaned back in his chair, sipping a cold coffee that had gone cold two hours ago. “Yeah,” he said, watching PowerShell close with a satisfied flicker. “Turns out, the secret wasn’t installing for the user. It was making the user irrelevant.”

: Installs the app only for the current user .

-SkipLicense : Bypasses the need for an XML license file, which is common for sideloaded apps.

To confirm the package was installed for all users, you can run the following command. If successful, it will list the package name.

If you are trying to run a .ps1 script that contains the install command, you may encounter a security error. You can bypass this for the current session by running:

Install Msixbundle Powershell All Users 2021 Jun 2026

Input the command pointing to your specific file.

Installing modern Windows apps packaged as .msixbundle is straightforward for the current user, but deploying them machine-wide (for all users) requires a specific parameter. By default, the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet installs apps only for the currently logged-in user. install msixbundle powershell all users

Leo leaned back in his chair, sipping a cold coffee that had gone cold two hours ago. “Yeah,” he said, watching PowerShell close with a satisfied flicker. “Turns out, the secret wasn’t installing for the user. It was making the user irrelevant.” Input the command pointing to your specific file

: Installs the app only for the current user . Leo leaned back in his chair, sipping a

-SkipLicense : Bypasses the need for an XML license file, which is common for sideloaded apps.

To confirm the package was installed for all users, you can run the following command. If successful, it will list the package name.

If you are trying to run a .ps1 script that contains the install command, you may encounter a security error. You can bypass this for the current session by running: