How to Install Microsoft PC Manager on Windows 11

This article explains how to download and install the Microsoft PC Manager app on Windows 11.

What is Microsoft PC Manager?

Microsoft PC Manager is a free tool made by Microsoft. It helps you keep your computer running fast and smooth. The app cleans up disk space, speeds up performance, scans for security problems, and does other maintenance tasks.

Why use it?

Over time, computers collect junk files and slow down. PC Manager helps remove these files and keeps your system healthy. It’s especially useful if your computer feels sluggish.

Where can you get it?

Microsoft PC Manager is currently available only in the US.

There are three ways to install the app:

• Download it from the Microsoft Store
• Download and run the EXE file directly
• Use the winget command

Method 1: Install from the Microsoft Store

This is the easiest method. Go to the link below:

Microsoft PC Manager app

On the Microsoft PC Manager page, look for the “Get” button and click it.

Wait for the download to finish. The app will install automatically. When it’s done, click the “Open” button to start using it.

Method 2: Download the EXE File

If the Microsoft Store doesn’t work for you, download the file directly:

Go to this link:

Microsoft PC Manager

Click the “Download” button on the page.

Once downloaded, find the file in your Downloads folder and double-click it to run the installer.

Method 3: Use the Winget Command

If you’re comfortable with command lines, this method is quick.

Open the Windows Terminal app and select either the Windows PowerShell or Command Prompt tab.

Copy and paste this command:

winget install 9pm860492szd

Press Enter. When asked, accept the terms to install the app.

Summary

Microsoft PC Manager is a helpful tool from Microsoft that keeps your Windows 11 computer clean and running well. It removes junk files, improves speed, and scans for security issues. You can install it three ways: through the Microsoft Store (easiest), by downloading the EXE file directly, or using the winget command. All methods are free and take just a few minutes. Once installed, you’ll have quick access to tools that help maintain your PC’s health.

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