(This includes other browsers like Google Chrome, for instance.) Instead, Windows 10 S may pop up a notice warning you that your app is forbidden, and refers you to the Windows Store for alternatives. (You can pin a Web app, like Facebook, to the Start menu or Taskbar as an “app,” however.)īecause of the additional security surrounding Windows 10 S, the operating system actively blocks any attempts to sideload apps from the Web or other sources.
In fact, there’s really no antivirus support at all within Windows 10 in S Mode, though Microsoft would argue that its required approval of every app means nothing can sneak in. That means that certain Windows apps won’t run, either, including PowerShell and the Command Line, as well as Windows Defender. Microsoft prevents users from downloading apps from anywhere but the Windows Store, however, and secures those apps inside a sandboxed container.
Windows 10 S is simple enough: Users are presented with an OS that appears to be almost identical to Windows 10.
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