We've already seen Visual Studio added to the Microsoft Store, and Microsoft is showing more support for its own platform with releases like this. Pretty much any app can be added to the Microsoft Store now, including PWAs (like the new Reddit app) and traditional desktop apps. With Windows 11, Microsoft wants the Store to be your go-to destination for all your apps, and this time, it's taking that goal seriously. It seems this should come alongside an official announcement, but the listing went live before it happened. 4 Run the downloaded PowerToysSetup-0.19.2-圆4.msi file. (see screenshot below) 3 Save the PowerToysSetup-0.19.2-圆4.msi file to where you want. 2 Under the latest release version of PowerToys (ex: 'Release v0.19.2'), click/tap on the PowerToysSetup-0.19.2-圆4.msi download link under Assets.

It being available on the Microsoft Store should make it more discoverable for users on Windows 11. 1 Go to the PowerToys GitHub releases page. Until now, PowerToys was only available to download through GitHub, or using package managers like winget or Chocolatey. Download PowerToys installer Save the link on your device. Under the Assets section, click the PowerToysSetup-x.xx.x.msi link. The goal is to let users mute themselves more easily in any app they use without having to think about the different ways to do it in each app, and without having the app window active. To download and install PowerToys, use the steps: Open PowerToys page. There's also an experimental tool called Video Conference Mute, which provides system-wide microphone muting and webcam control. Go to Microsoft PowerToys GitHub releases page, click on Assets at the bottom to show the files available in the release.

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