How to disable Win10 & quot; find the app in the store & quot; prompt

How to disable the "Search for applications in the store" prompt in Win10 System

After a file with an odd extension is encountered in the Win10 system, because the file type is not registered on the current computer, it is possible to ask the user whether to find the program that can open the file in the store. Generally, users are used to open these files with Win32 desktop programs, instead of searching for applications in the store. Therefore, traditional local programs are more suitable.

How can I disable the "Search for apps in the store" prompt? The solution is simple. You can use the registry to solve the problem. However, before modification, it is best to use the cleaning master of the soft media cube to back up the Registry to facilitate recovery after misoperation.

The method for disabling is as follows:

1. Press Win + R to open "run", enter regedit, and press enter to enter the Registry Editor;

2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Explorer;
NOTE: If there is no Explorer, You need to right-click "Windows" and create a "item" named "Explorer;

3. Create a DWORD (32-bit) value named NoUseStoreOpenWith, for example;

4. Double-click to open it. In "value data", enter "1" and click "OK;

5. After the system is restarted, it takes effect.

This method also applies to the Win8.1 system. After you modify it, double-click the file of the unknown type and you will be prompted to select from the installed program.