Completing these steps will turn off the requirement that apps you install have to be Microsoft-verified.
One easy way to get there is to pressWIN+i.
SelectAppsfrom the left side, and thenAdvanced app settingsfrom the right side.
choose the menu next toChoose where to get apps, and pickAnywhere.
Use the folders on the left to go here:
Double clickConfigure App Install Controlon the right.
SelectNot ConfiguredorDisabled, and then pressOK.
I highly recommend youmake a backup of the registrybefore proceeding.
Double-clickAicEnabledfrom the right pane.
Change the value data toAnywhere, and then pressOK.
The change should take effect immediately;reset your computerif it doesn’t.
Use Command Prompt
Your final option is to edit the registry from Command Prompt.
Open an elevated Command Prompt.
If AicEnabled already exists in your registry, you’ll see a question about overwriting the value.
What Does ‘The App You’re Trying to Install Isn’t a Microsoft-Verified App’ Mean?
This is a harmless message that doesn’t mean much.
Seeing it might make you think the app should rightfully be blocked because it’s malicious or somehow dangerous.
You see this message because Windows 11 is set up to be extra cautious.
Is It Safe to Disable?
Microsoft doesn’t even lock down installations like this by default.
