| Cmdlet | Purpose | |--------|---------| | Get-AppxPackage | List installed packages | | Remove-AppxPackage | Uninstall an MSIX | | Get-AppxLog | Retrieve deployment logs | | Add-AppxVolume | Add a volume for app installation |
# Check if MSIX exists if (Test-Path $msixPath) Write-Host "MSIX package found. Proceeding with installation..." try Add-AppxPackage -Path $msixPath Write-Host "Installation successful." msix powershell install
If PowerShell refuses to run the command, you may need to set your execution policy to allow local scripts: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser 2. Developer Mode | Cmdlet | Purpose | |--------|---------| | Get-AppxPackage
Installation errors in PowerShell usually return a HRESULT code. Here is how to handle the most frequent issues: 1. Execution Policy Restrictions msix powershell install