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Starting with PowerShell 7 7 preview 1 in April 2026 Microsoft says MSIX will become the primary installation method on Windows while MSI packages will no longer ship for new releases

https://windowsreport.com
Microsoft is dropping MSI installers in PowerShell 7 7 shifting to MSIX as the default for better reliability updates and accessibility

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Microsoft shipped PowerShell 7 7 0 preview 2 this week and Tony Schultz over at the Icewolf blog flagged the change that matters most for anyone managing PowerShell on Windows at

https://sudonull.com
Microsoft is abandoning MSI in PowerShell 7 7 in favor of MSIX for predictable deployment Differential updates availability and enterprise support Learn the details of the changes

https://learn.microsoft.com › en-us › powershell › scripting › install › install...
If available in the new version WinGet uses the same package format MSI or MSIX that was used to install the current version of PowerShell Alternatively you can manually download and

https://www.neowin.net › news › microsoft-is-retiring-a-powershell...
Starting with PowerShell 7 7 preview 1 expected later this month Microsoft is getting rid of MSI installer packages in favor of MSIX

https://powershellisfun.com › powershell-msi-package-deprecation-starting...
For existing releases including PowerShell 7 6 we will continue to provide MSI packages However MSI isn t planned for future releases including PowerShell 7 7 GA and beyond

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Hi All Just a few hours ago the PowerShell v7 7 0 preview 1 has been released on GitHub with a ton of Updates