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Configurable key bindings: You can bind keyboard shortcuts to actions or change the default keyboard shortcuts.

The GitHub project above was built for Windows Enterprise LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel, designed for Windows 10 devices where the key requirement is that functionality and features don’t change over time) that, like Windows Sandbox, uses a slimmed down set of features, but this project works perfectly on Windows Sandbox. Do this by going to the "." menu at top right and then select the "Download and Update" option (on newer Store Apps there is not "." menu, to update Apps, do so from the "Library" button at bottom right, then "Get Updates").

You should however, update all Store Apps. You do not need to log in to the Store with a Microsoft account (but you will get a nag to do so every time you install an app). Windows Store and WinGet are now fully functional inside Windows Sandbox. # but is useful for non-Sandbox environments.

In that folder, simply run Add-Store.cmd and you will now have an operational Store App on the Start Menu in Windows Sandbox, but it is not complete as a few services have to be started also: # 'config start=auto' is not required on Sandbox, I've found / worked out additional means to fully reinstate Windows Store (and importantly, the WinGet console tool) within Windows Sandbox.Īlthough I tried to install Windows Store manually inside Windows Sandbox, that failed due to required components being missing, but this project fills in all of the gaps: git clone However, I have been completely unable to get Microsoft Terminal (does not download or install) or Microsoft Store (installs, but will not start) working inside a Windows Sandbox instance (Terminal was my main reason for wanting to learn if this was possible, so this is disappointing).Ĭan anyone get the Store App for Microsoft Terminal to function inside a Windows Sandbox using the above or other techniques, and if so, how? Download-AppxPackage # Calculatorĭownload-AppxPackage # Microsoft TerminalĪfter doing this, you can use Add-AppxPackage within Windows Sandbox against each of the files downloaded to add them into the Sandbox, and then that App should now be available in the Start Menu. In particular, I would like to get Microsoft Terminal to work inside the Windows Sandbox, and the Store App could be useful for installing other apps in the GUI. I have been able to get Calculator to work, but various others do not. I used the functions here and here to download. I asked a question here on Windows Sandbox and Store Apps in general, and pointed me at a means to install these within Windows Sandbox (the Microsoft Store is disabled in Windows Sandbox). I would like to be able to get Store Apps to work within a Windows Sandbox.