However, users encounter issues finding the WindowsApps folder. This article will show you how to access the WindowsApps folder on Windows 11.
How do I find and access the WindowsApps folder?
1. Access the WindowsApps folder via File Explorer
Using the above-stated steps will require the use of a Microsoft account to be able to change the folder ownership. You can check our guide on why Windows File Explorer keeps crashing and how to fix it if it occurs on your PC.
2. Access the WindowsApps folder via a PowerShell Command
The PowerShell command to find and access the WindowsApps folder is direct, advanced, and useful when other methods fail. This will provide Windows apps folder permissions. However, if you experience issues using PowerShell, read on how to fix PowerShell not opening on your PC.
3. Access the WindowsApps folder via Registry
After trying the above steps, utilizing the Registry Hack may be the last resort. You can also learn how to use the Registry Hack to customize your Windows OS. You should know that this guide will also help you access the WindowsApps folder on Windows 10 as well because the methods are identical.
Can I move the WindowsApps folder to another drive?
You can move the WindowsApps folder to another drive using File Explorer. Just cut and paste it to the desired drive on the other drive. Ensure you have permission to move the folder and that you are not moving it to a read-only location. Remember that if the folder contains any applications or programs, those applications or programs may no longer function once you move the WindowsApps folder to a new drive. Alternatively, you can read about how to perform a Windows app cleanup to create more space on your device. Also, you may our guide on ways to get back the missing WindowsApps folder on Windows 11 for more information. Use the comments section below if you have any questions or other solutions to this problem.
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