Demitrius Nelon

I'm not sure if WinGet has enough information to provide the right hint to the user. Maybe it would make sense to have some documentation at [Microsoft Learn](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/) to help...

It might be related to: * https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/issues/161

That sounds like a great improvement!

WinGet was designed with automation in mind, and a requirement to support silent installation. If the installer could throw an error when the installer is executed in silent or silent...

The process you outlined is exactly what we're aiming for. There are still some gaps with how exactly this functions in the system context vs. a logged in user context....

WinGet being delivered via the App Installer MSIX means "AllUsers" doesn't exactly behave the way it would for an MSI. It should have any negative impact but might not necessarily...

We are currently working on enhancements for side-by-side scenarios in the preview branch. It will be under an experimental feature, but I believe it will do what you're looking for...

We're working to get another WinGet 1.8-preview out with the experimental feature available.

@jan10000000001 could you get your device to the state where you believe the applications are removed and run `winget list` to see what WinGet still reports as installed? The application(s)...

Can you share the WinGet logs for running WinGet list where the two applications are not present, and then logs showing a reproduction where the applications are getting "upgraded"?