Microsoft has finally announced close support for Microsoft Store recovery in Windows 11.

The software vendor will soon begin testing a new feature that will allow you to restore programs on a new PC with Windows 11. Currently the Microsoft Store does not offer an automatic way to restore programs, but forces Windows users to manually install programs from the library. .

Giorgio Sardo, General Manager of Microsoft Store, said:

“To make it easier for customers to migrate to new PCs quickly and easily, we’ll soon be testing a new feature at Windows Insider that will help customers automatically restore their previously installed programs from the Microsoft Store to a new Windows device.

Software recovery will be especially useful for users who change computers frequently or for developers who regularly use virtual machines and multiple devices. Previously, Windows users had to rely on third-party package managers to perform such tasks. Source