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Here is a link to a download site that I used; > Get Windows 7 games for Windows 10 <. Download it to a Documents folder/file, where you KNOW where to find it. Download it to a Documents folder/file, where you KNOW where to find it.
After upgrading to Windows 10, all the Microsoft games Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, Freecell, Hearts, Chess, Mahjong, etc are missing. I find the files under program files, but they will not open to play. I tried going to Programs and Features to Turn Windows Features on and Off, and the games are NOT listed.
Games For Windows Live Download Where is the actual link to the client installer for Games For Windows Live? I know it can be a direct download from here but I want the link to the actual download page so it be linked on Steam without the link being removed by its crapware "suspicious link" code.
Microsoft Store game files are usually stored in a folder called WindowsApps. This folder is located at C:\Program Files\WindowsApps. By default, the WindowsApps folder is hidden on your computer. You need to show hidden folders and then try to access them. This is a public user-to-user support forum.
To share games with your family members you can create a Microsoft Family group and share the games. To do this, refer the article on Sharing Windows 10 Store Apps with your Family. Let us know if you need any further assistance, we will be glad to assist you. Regards, Nikhar Khare. Microsoft Community - Moderator
Turn off the Occasionally show suggestions in Start toggle switch. To remove ads from the Lock screen, do the following: Open Settings. Click on Personalization. Click on Lock screen. In the Background drop-down menu, select Picture or Slideshow. Turn off the Get fun facts, tips, and more from Windows and Cortana on your lock screen toggle switch.
1. Open the Microsoft Store. 2. On the upper right corner click the three dots. (...) 3. The dropdown list will pop out then select "My Library". [Please check the attached image below] I hope this helps.
Find your user name. Navigate to AppData -> Local -> Microsoft -> GFWLive -> Logs. Right click on the log file and choose Open With. Select Notepad (or another text editor) The default Windows Notepad program will let you see the contents, however due to the nature of the log files they may be hard to read.
If you right-click and choose Uninstall on a legacy program (installed from a download, CD, etc.), then it sends you to the control panel so you can manually launch the program's uninstaller. If you want, you can also put APPWIZ.CPL into your Run box to reach the old "Add/Remove Programs" control panel (what you'd see in Windows 7 for example).
I recently installed Windows 10, previously had Windows 7. There are no games (Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, Hearts) on Windows 10.