Joe is a regular freelance journalist and editor at Creative Bloq. He writes news and features, updates buying guides and keeps track of the best equipment for creatives, from monitors to accessories and office supplies.
Wondering how to install apps on a laptop? It might seem that downloading and installing a new program should be fairly simple, be it a productivity app, a piece of creative software. But we can sometimes come up against unexpected complications when downloading apps to a laptop.
That said, you might not find everything you want in the Microsoft Store. If you need to download software from elsewhere, we recommend ensuring you download from a reputable site, normally from the app's manufacturer itself.Downloading an app from the Microsoft Store should be quick and easy. Go to the 'Start' button, and look for Microsoft Store. Look at the applications available on the store and select the one you want . Click on that app and hit 'Get'.
Click 'Yes' when asked if you wish to allow the app to make changes to your device, click the box to agree to the user agreement if prompted, and then wait for the program files to be extracted.or from a publisher's own site. Double-click on the application file you've downloaded. This will usually be a disk image , but it may also be a package file, and sometimes files are compressed into a Zip file.
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