Why should I open the application to check the application in the Microsoft Store?

In order to promote its own Microsoft Store and tile application, Microsoft has reached a point of ecstasy, not to mention various pre-installation and advertisements. When we open some files that have not been associated with the program, the first thing that pops up is let us Go to the store to find the app, do n’t mess it up, and look annoying!

Don't go to the settings or toss in the control panel, how can this kind of implicit publicity let us kill it casually, directly enter regedit after Win + R to enter the registry editor, locate

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Explorer

If there is no "Explorer" item, create a new one.

Then create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named "NoUseStoreOpenWith" on the right side, and set the value data to "1" to accept the work.

In this way, no matter what type of file we open in the future, we will only look for it in the installed program, and will no longer appear to let everyone jump to the Microsoft Store to download some wonderful recommended applications.