The company also argues that this change could bring more revenue to developers of ad-supported apps. There’s no way to know for sure whether or not the files are corrupt. Microsoft says it made this decision based on the “growing feedback from many developers and from our most enthusiastic customers” who complained that the previous limit of five devices wasn’t enough. It’s also worth mentioning that Windows may persistently push the We need to fix your Microsoft account notification to your screen if some files powering the Microsoft Store, OneDrive, and other apps connected to your Microsoft account are corrupt or missing.
Microsoft could have just gone ahead and told people there was no limit to the number of devices they could use an app on, but then it would have missed a chance to work the upcoming Windows 8.1 release into today’s announcement. Even the most hard-core Windows geeks are unlikely to have 81 Windows 8 PCs in their houses, after all. Starting October 9, users will be able to install all Windows Store apps on this many devices – provided they are all associated with a single Microsoft account.įor all intents and purposes, that means users can install their apps on as many Windows machines as they want to. As the company announced today, that limit is going to be 81 (and yes, that’s Microsoft trying to be funny).
At its Build developer conference earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it planned to increase the roaming limits for apps purchased in its Windows Store.
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