Install Msix Powershell All Users Patched

Format this into a for a tool like Intune or SCCM Troubleshoot digital signature errors during installation

This often means the package is already installed for a single user. Remove the user version first:

: Registers the application into the Windows image. Windows automatically installs the app for any new or existing user who logs into the machine.

If the app has dependencies (like VCLibs), you must have those paths ready as well. 2. Run the Installation install msix powershell all users

If you skip this, you’ll get the dreaded: Deployment failed because the package's certificate is not trusted on the system.

Now you can deploy modern Windows apps across your entire organization with confidence.

param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [ValidateScript(Test-Path $_ -PathType Leaf)] [string]$MsixPath ) Format this into a for a tool like

param( [string]$MsixUrl = "https://internal.cdn/MyApp.msix", [string]$CertificateUrl = "https://internal.cdn/MyApp.cer", [string[]]$DependencyUrls = @() )

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers -Name "PackageFullName" | Foreach Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml" Use code with caution.

: Specifies the absolute path to your target .msix or .msixbundle file. If the app has dependencies (like VCLibs), you

Per-machine installation requires elevation. Launch PowerShell or PowerShell Core (7+) with .

: Required unless you have a specific XML license file; it prevents errors during the provisioning process. Why "All Users" Installation is Different

The -AllUsers switch requires the package to be signed with a trusted certificate (one already in the Local Machine store).

Registers the application strictly within the current user's profile. Other users logging into the same machine cannot see or access the app.