Easily removing access to the Microsoft Store
This week is all about access to the Microsoft Store. And more specifically, about a single policy setting to potentially turn of access to the Microsoft Store. Many organizations struggle with the Microsoft Store on Windows devices, because the Microsoft Store enables users to install apps in their profile that aren’t necessarily work related. That brings organization on a crossroad. When an organization decides to block access to the Microsoft Store, there were already different options available. So far, the most effective methods were to either configure Windows to show the private store only, or to use AppLocker. None of those methods, however, would be complete and simple. Often it was still possible to use winget to still install apps, or the configuration would get …