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This updated guide examines Powershell: How to Sideload a Modern Ui App on Windows 8 and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Method 1of 2:
Sideloading With a Powershell Script
Download the App's Package the developer provided for sideloading.
Open the file. It should contain:
- A Powershell Script
- The Application's.appx package
- A Security Certificate
- App files, resources and dependencies.
Right click the Powershell script and click 'Run with Powershell' in the menu that appears.
Click the 'Open' button in the security warning that appears.- The Powershell script should run.
If you are sideloading an app for the first time, Powershell will ask you whether you want to change the execution policy. Give the 'Y' Command and click enter.- Wait for the script to finish.
Your app has been successfully installed!
Method 2of 2:
Sideloading Without a Powershell Script
Download the file for sideloading.
Open the file and note down the path of the application's.appx package.
Open the charms bar.
Click Search.
Search for 'Windows PowerShell' and choose the first result.
Run the command: Add-AppxPackage (filelocation).appx, substituting (filelocation) with the location of the App's appx package. For example, if your file is located at C:Appsexample.appx, then run the command:- Add-AppxPackage C:Appsexample.appx
Wait for deployment to finish.- Once the script finishes running, your app has been sideloaded!
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