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JamesIsWack
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Feb 10, 2021

MSIX files not installing

Hello!

I found some MSIX packages in the edge installation folder, all of them are different versions of edge(e.g. Edge dev, Edge stable)

and I wanted to install them but I get this error:

This app package is not supported for installation by App installer because it uses certain restricted capabilities.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this? i bought this PC on ebay and I don't know the admin password. The guy gave me a temp pass to use for the user, but not the admin one.

Thanks,

Aiden

(The zip folder has the MSIX package I used, tell me if anyone of you has the same issue.)

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    • JamesIsWack's avatar
      JamesIsWack
      Copper Contributor
      You can find most of them in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\88.0.705.63\identity_proxy/. Which is the install forlder for edge
      • HotCakeX's avatar
        HotCakeX
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        JamesIsWack 


        JamesIsWack wrote:
        You can find most of them in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\88.0.705.63\identity_proxy/. Which is the install forlder for edge

        files in those folders are only few kilobytes on my computer.

        even if it was possible, something would not work correctly, for example the updater service.

    • JamesIsWack's avatar
      JamesIsWack
      Copper Contributor

      HotCakeX What im trying to do is get diffrent versions of edge. like i said in the post, edge dev, canary, ect. I dont want one of the installers, because they requare admin to install, and i dont have the password (I forgot it).

      • HotCakeX's avatar
        HotCakeX
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        JamesIsWack 


        JamesIsWack wrote:

        HotCakeX What im trying to do is get diffrent versions of edge. like i said in the post, edge dev, canary, ect. I dont want one of the installers, because they requare admin to install, and i dont have the password (I forgot it).


        Then you better starting solving that problem first.

        if a program requires admin rights for installations, there is no way to circumvent that other than entering your password/Pin.

         

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