Install Msix Powershell - All Users

The Add-AppxPackage cmdlet has a -Scope parameter.

To install an MSIX package for on a Windows machine using PowerShell, you need to run the command with administrative privileges and use the appropriate Add-AppxProvisionedPackage cmdlet (for Windows images) or Add-AppxPackage with the -AllUsers parameter (for newer Windows 10/11 versions).

: Applications distributed directly via the Microsoft Store are typically user-scoped and cannot be provisioned machine-wide through the Store itself; they require sideloading using the methods above. install msix powershell all users

: Use Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage to ensure it doesn't reinstall for new users. powershell

if ($CertificatePath -and (Test-Path $CertificatePath)) Write-Host "Installing certificate to Local Machine Trusted Root..." $cert = Import-Certificate -FilePath $CertificatePath -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\Root Write-Host "Certificate installed: $($cert.Thumbprint)" The Add-AppxPackage cmdlet has a -Scope parameter

要实现 MSIX 为所有用户安装，核心思路是。这个过程不是直接为当前用户安装，而是将应用的相关文件和信息部署到系统级位置。此后，每当有新用户登录这台计算机时，系统会自动为其完成安装；而对于已存在的用户，也可以在预配后触发安装。

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If you are embedding this workflow into a deployment tool like Microsoft Intune, SCCM, or a group policy startup script, use this optimized template script: powershell

try Add-AppxPackage -Path "$tempFolder\app.msix" -DependencyPath $dependencyPaths -Scope Machine -ErrorAction Stop Write-Host "Installation succeeded." -ForegroundColor Green catch Write-Host "Installation failed: $($_.Exception.Message)" -ForegroundColor Red exit 1

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