How to Install Microsoft PC Manager on Windows 11
Microsoft PC Manager helps you keep your Windows 11 computer running smoothly and fast.
This free tool from Microsoft acts like a digital cleaner and tune-up service for your PC. It has simple tools to clear out junk files, boost your computer’s speed, and even do basic security checks.
It’s great for PCs that feel slow because of clutter. Microsoft PC Manager finds and removes these extra files that take up space and slow you down.
Right now, this handy tool is available in the United States and can be downloaded directly from the Microsoft Store or as a separate file from Microsoft.
Download Microsoft PC Manager from the Microsoft Store, its official website, or by using the winget command in Windows Terminal. The Microsoft Store method is the easiest, as the app installs automatically after clicking “Get”.
Method 1Install from the Microsoft Store
Install Microsoft PC Manager on your Windows 11 PC directly from the Microsoft Store.
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:
Click the “Download” button on the page.
Once you download the Microsoft PC Manager installer file, find the downloaded file in your Downloads folder and double-click the PC Manager installer file to run the installation.
Method 3Use the Winget Command
If you prefer the command line, you can install Microsoft PC Manager quickly using a command in Windows Terminal (a text-based interface for managing your PC).
Open the Windows Terminal app. Select either the Windows PowerShell or Command Prompt tab.
Copy and paste this command:
winget install 9pm860492szd
Press Enter to execute the command. You’ll be prompted to accept the terms to install the app.
Summary
Microsoft PC Manager helps keep your Windows 11 PC clean and running smoothly by removing junk files, boosting speed, and checking for security issues.
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