The Microsoft Store, available at Windows 11should soon welcome a new feature that should greatly simplify the updates of your applications.
From now on, you will no longer be interrupted during the updates of your applications.
The Microsoft Store will soon be smarter
A new update to the Microsoft Store has just been deployed to Windows Insiders members, as relayed by the media The Verge. Among the novelties, we can highlight faster navigation within the store of the Redmond firm. But the main addition that will interest us today concerns the operation of updates.
On the Microsoft Store, it is currently possible to see certain applications close, before reopening, while they update. A somewhat problematic situation in that it can, without warning, lead to a possible loss of your data. In order to remedy this scenario, the American giant will soon deploy a smart feature. Here is what he tells us:
“We’ve improved updates when you click the update buttons in the Microsoft Store. We’ll ignore the apps you have open, so you don’t lose any important work. You can manually update apps later.”
In other words, this option, incidentally very useful, will now allow the Microsoft store to ignore updates to applications that are open in the background. This will help avoid any odd problems in the future. Note that if this update only concerns the Dev channel at the moment, it should not make us wait too long before being deployed to all Windows 11 users.
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Source : The Verge
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