Windows is a rather flexible operating system \u2014 and it gets even more flexible with every update. On this operating system, you can download pretty much all sorts of programs and apps. However, occasionally, you may get the following message:<\/p>\n
The app you\u2019re trying to install isn\u2019t a Microsoft verified app. <\/em><\/p>\n Why does this happen? Well, Microsoft does this to protect your PC from suspicious applications that might damage your system. This is because the software you download from outside the Microsoft Store may contain malware or bugs. Thus, by default, your system won\u2019t install applications that aren\u2019t Microsoft-verified.<\/p>\n You\u2019re probably asking, \u201cHow do I install non-Microsoft verified apps?\u201d Fortunately, there is a way around Microsoft\u2019s over-protection \u2014 and it\u2019s what we are going to cover in this article. Below, we will tell you about a useful workaround that can help you download apps that have not been verified by Microsoft. Note, however, that you will be downloading these apps at your own risk. After all, unverified apps may indeed contain malware, errors, and glitches that could potentially harm your PC.<\/p>\n So, if you are trying to install a program on your PC but Microsoft won\u2019t allow it, chances are that this is not a Microsoft-verified app. If this is the case, we first suggest you take a closer look at the program and make sure it\u2019s not dangerous. Also, ensure that you are downloading it from a reliable source. If the app checks all the boxes, you can bypass Microsoft\u2019s restrictions to download it. Here are the steps:<\/p>\nHow to Fix \u2018The App You’re Trying to Install Isn’t a Microsoft Verified App?\u2019<\/h2>\n