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To install an MSIXBundle, use the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet.

try Add-AppxPackage -Path "App.msixbundle" -ErrorAction Stop catch Write-Host "Error: $_" Get-AppxLastError

$appxPath = "C:\Path\To\MyApp.appx" $msixBundlePath = "C:\Path\To\MyApp.msixbundle" powershell msixbundle

Basic installation for current user:

Unlike a standard .msix file, which contains a single version of an app, an acts as a collection. It typically includes: To install an MSIXBundle, use the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet

Get-AppxPackage -Name "*MyCompany*" | Remove-AppxPackage

Add-AppxLanguage -Path "C:\Path\To\Your\App.msixbundle" -Language "en-US" -OutputPath "C:\Path\To\Your\App.msixbundle" Here's an example: # Change extension to

To deploy an MSIXBundle file using PowerShell, you can use the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet. Here's an example:

# Change extension to .zip and extract Copy-Item "App.msixbundle" "App.zip" Expand-Archive -Path "App.zip" -DestinationPath "C:\ExtractedBundle"

In conclusion, PowerShell provides a robust set of cmdlets to work with MSIXBundle files. You can use PowerShell to extract the contents of an MSIXBundle file, create a new MSIXBundle file, and deploy an MSIXBundle file to a Windows system. With the growing adoption of MSIXBundle format for distributing Windows applications, PowerShell provides a valuable tool for IT professionals and developers to automate and manage application deployment.