Microsoft had a chance to fix Windows’ long-messy application update process with the launch of that Store app alongside Windows 8 in 2012. Instead, it spent more than a decade flailing — training PC users to ignore the Store experience and forcing application developers to keep updating their apps the painful old-fashioned way.

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