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I REMOVE MS Store and use Chocolatey. MS Store may also eat up 100% CPU [1] which happend to me multiple times which is funny, since I never use it. > They're
by majkinetor 7y ago
I REMOVE MS Store and use Chocolatey. MS Store may also eat up 100% CPU [1] which happend to me multiple times which is funny, since I never use it.
> They're slow, they lack features, they have horrible UIs and they don't integrate well with the rest of the OS.
This is the case with almost all android apps too.
[1]: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-performance/windows-store-broker-problem-very-high-cpu-usage/da99a4f6-50cd-4eab-8b44-6fe159924f56 https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1...
- vezycash 7y agoMS shot themselves in the foot with the store on PC. I don't get why I can't use the store from my browser. I want to sign in to the bloody store from any browser of my choice, click the download button and have store app do the downloads in the background. One other problem the store has is that it handles poor network horribly. Or rather, it just can't work with poor internet. Play store on the other hand is a master piece. It will open even offline (I tested it right now). It will show a cached page from last time. Even settings work offline. And finally, the play store will alert you when you're back online. MS store on the other hand will throw an incomprehensible ERROR Code at you.