List of Commands to Open Microsoft Store Apps in Windows 10
This tutorial will provide you with a list of Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) commands to open specific Windows 10 Store apps via the command prompt, Run (Win+R) dialog, and scripts. You can also use these commands to create shortcuts.
The commands in the table below work as is to open apps from the Run (Win+R) dialog, address bar of File Explorer, address bar of web browser.
To use the commands to open apps from a command prompt or script (ex: .bat), you would need to add the Start command with a space after it in front of the command in the table below.
For example, command below to use for Action Center in command prompt:
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