But, if there isn't a built-in API, how could a network administrator or developer on a team solve this problem? I realize this question is somewhat brainstorming. Nobody dares tell us something is impossible. Please don't pick on the scenarios, I am just trying to give a possible use case.Ĭomplication: I have been told (by people who know this sort of thing) that there is no built-in API to accomplish this. To streamline the user experience, users logon and watch as the VM prepares itself for them by downloading and installing Windows Store Apps for them. The VM performs fine, but bandwidth is our problem. Scenario 4: Maybe, my company is very virtualized, and we provision new VMs all the time. In their first-time login script (or something) I want to ensure they have the Apps important to my business - without requiring they nav to the Store and click Install (perhaps several times). Scenario 3: Maybe, my company is hiring new employees & preparing new computers. Scenario 2: Maybe, my company has just subscribed to online CRM (or something) and I want to push out the CRM client to every single employee without requiring them to nav to the Store and click Install. Scenario 1: Maybe, my company has a new app in the Store that I want to push it out to every single employee without requiring them to nav to the Store and click Install. This is not a side-load question this is a public, Windows Store question
Requirement: install a Windows Store app without requiring the user to nav to the store and click Install.
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