I completely uninstalled microsoft Store, now I want it back.

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    I completely uninstalled microsoft Store, now I want it back.


    Like the title says. I completely uninstalled Microsoft Store, and I should probably get it back.
    I tried Option Two, here... no luck. This was the result...

    Reinstall and Re-register Apps in Windows 10

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    I used Revo Uninstaller, and the Revo scan the registry as well. Is there any way to get Microsoft Store back, w/o doing an In-Place Upgrade?
    I don't have OneDrive or a Microsoft account either.
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    If you used Revo it should have made a restore point for you.

    Before I make any major changes I use Macrium to make an image.
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    don't know if it works but I googled it

    I completely uninstalled microsoft Store, now I want it back.-image.png
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    thomaseg1 said:
    If you used Revo it should have made a restore point for you.

    Before I make any major changes I use Macrium to make an image.

    Well you know me. I disabled System Restore, and don't have any backups, back that far. The tutorial said I could just download Microsoft Store from... Microsoft Store. But that doesn't seem to work.
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    Ghot said:
    Well you know me. I disabled System Restore, and don't have any backups, back that far. The tutorial said I could just download Microsoft Store from... Microsoft Store. But that doesn't seem to work.

    Restore or Reinstall Windows Store in Windows 10 after uninstalling it with PowerShell
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    I found that site, even w/o the link. That's pretty much the same as the Tutorial on here.
    At that site I saw this...

    Although there is a procedure that involves altering the “Program Files\WindowsApps” package folder permissions and attempting a reinstall of Windows Store and its dependencies, creating a new user account is probably the safest and preferred way.


    ...that is probably the way I would want to do it, if someone knows how.





    As for an In-Place Upgrade, I really don't want to do that. I have SO many tweaks, that I would have to do all over again. I figure I should save doing an In-Place Upgrade until say May 2021, when MS breaks my install, again.


    This isn't a real emergency, as at this time there's nothing I want from MS Store. But who knows what the future might hold.



    /edit

    As you can see, I pretty much wiped out the whole App department...

    I completely uninstalled microsoft Store, now I want it back.-image3.png



    Print 3D is probably the next one to go. I like Paint 3D though. As for the extensions, I have no idea what they are or are for, so I left them for the meantime.
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    Did you bring enough popcorn for this one... @Edwin ?
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    Ghot said:
    Did you bring enough popcorn for this one... @Edwin ?
    LOL!

    You don't need the Store!
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    Edwin said:
    LOL!

    You don't need the Store!
    Probably not, but I'm hot on the trail of how to get it back.
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