From PCMAG · Chris Hoffman · · 1m 30s
This Single Free App Fixes Windows 11 Store
UniGetUI: a free tool that replaces Microsoft's broken Windows 11 Store.
In brief
UniGetUI: a free tool that replaces Microsoft's broken Windows 11 Store. UniGetUI lets Windows 11 users install, update, and remove apps without the Microsoft Store. Originally reported by PCMAG.
Windows 11 Store Still Broken
The Microsoft Store app on Windows 11 remains a failed project despite recent efforts to improve it.
UniGetUI Fixes App Management
UniGetUI is a free and open-source utility that enables easy Linux-style application installation.
WinGet Command-Line Tool
The WinGet command-line tool lets you download and update applications without searching for installers.
UniGetUI Provides Graphical Interface
UniGetUI gives WinGet a graphical interface for installing, updating, and removing apps.
UniGetUI Created by Martí Climent
A computer science student named Martí Climent created UniGetUI in 2022, but Devolutions now develops it.
UniGetUI Has Thousands of Apps
UniGetUI includes Google Chrome, Steam, Paint.NET, Windhawk, and WizTree among thousands of apps.
Update Apps in One Click
UniGetUI lists out-of-date apps and lets you update them all with a single click.
Remove Apps in Bulk
UniGetUI lets you select multiple apps and uninstall them all at once.
Clone Software Setup to Any PC
UniGetUI bundles apps into a file that you can open on another PC to install them quickly.
Microsoft Should Adopt UniGetUI
Microsoft should build native WinGet integration into the Microsoft Store instead of reinventing the wheel.
The essence
UniGetUI lets Windows 11 users install, update, and remove apps without the Microsoft Store.
