Starting with version 1703, Windows 10 introduces an option to block users from installing apps, including traditional (win32) apps, from being installed on your device outside the Windows Store.

You can now detect and block harmful third-party apps using Windows Defender Antivirus, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it on Windows 10.

If you want to block the Roblox website or app, or prevent Roblox from being downloaded on your Windows 11/10 computer, see this post.

Windows 10 to permit block on apps installing if they're not from Microsoft Store Microsoft is testing a new feature that offers the option of preventing non-Windows 10 Store apps being installed.

Most Windows 10 devices come with bloatware in some form or another. Bloatware is a rather subjective term and can range from your OEM's apps to Microsoft's own apps that do nothing but take up ...

Block Internet Access to Apps on Windows 11 using CMD To block internet access to specific apps in Windows 11/10, you can also use Command Prompt.

Certain Windows 10 apps can't be uninstalled the normal way--they have to be removed with PowerShell commands. Here's how you do it.

Starting with Windows 10 build number 15042, Microsoft will allow administrators to block the installation of Win32 applications on their computer.