Why does the Windows Store have no apps?

That’s because Microsoft’s new application platform is designed to be more limited. Apps are run in a sandbox, limiting the files they can access on your system. They can’t interfere with other apps and snoop on you.

Why did Microsoft Lumia fail?

He also blamed Microsoft’s reputation during 2010-2012 for slow demise of Windows Phone. This “reputation” failed to attract developers to Windows Phone to create apps. And Windows Phone simply lacked too many essential features that Android had.

Why can’t I download apps on Microsoft store?

An outdated or bug-ridden Windows 10 version may be the root cause of the app download failure you’re experiencing on the Microsoft Store. So make sure you install the latest update on your computer. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and click Check for Updates.

Why are my Apps not working on Windows 10?

The real problems begin when these Windows apps stop working and throw back an error. Even worse is the case when they merely crash and don’t even show an error. There can be different reasons for these problems. Some users have reported that a recent Windows 10 update messed things up.

Why aren’t more companies developing apps for Windows Phone?

Companies aren’t going to develop for Windows Phone without some kind of coaxing. They need to see that it’s worth the time and resource investment to build an app for what still remains a second-tier operating system that’s behind Android and iOS.

How to fix Microsoft won’t let you uninstall Windows 10 apps?

Microsoft won’t let you uninstall or even repair all apps. If you can, do it and reinstall the app from the Windows Store by searching for its name clicking on the Get button. A lot of users have reported that installing the app directly from the 3rd party site instead of the Windows Store also helped resolve the issue.

How to repair Windows 10 apps that won’t open?

Windows 10 offers a feature that lets users repair and reset apps (apart from uninstalling them) that are not launching or working correctly. Fortunately, the folks at Microsoft have grouped all three options in a single screen. To begin, press Windows key+I to launch Settings and select Apps.