Hi Autumn Lehman,
Yes, the process is the exact same for Windows 10 and 11
In Windows 11, open the Settings app, go to System - Activation and click 'Go to the Store' to switch to Windows 11 Home for free.
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I am looking for my "Choose where to get apps from" button and can't find it anywhere. When I go to "apps" It show advanced app settings and under the heading shows "Choose where to get apps from", but when I click on Advanced App Settings, there's no "Choose where to apps from option!" Can anyone help me get this option back?!
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Hi Autumn Lehman,
Yes, the process is the exact same for Windows 10 and 11
In Windows 11, open the Settings app, go to System - Activation and click 'Go to the Store' to switch to Windows 11 Home for free.
This works when you know you are NOT in S mode and the Option in settings to "Choose where to get apps from" is missing.
Start regedit with administrative privileges.
Go to this location in registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer .
Find this in the center panel and double click
AicEnabled
In the box that just appeared replace the line that spells StoreOnly or any of the other 2 words listed below with the word Anywhere.
Hit OK
Anywhere = Anywhere
Recommendations = Anywhere, but let me know if there's a comparable app in the Microsoft Store
PreferStore = Anywhere, but warn me before installing an app that's not from the Microsoft Store
StoreOnly = The Microsoft Store only
Close regedit
Restart PC
Fixed!!!!!!!!!!!
mine is windows 11 home s and activation are not allowed in this mode s
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