You could lock their Windows 10 machines down with this feature to prevent nagging in the future for “free” tech support. We can immediately see the benefits of having this feature, especially if you have family members that install rogue apps first, and then ask questions later. The other option still allows the warning prompt to appear, but gives you the ability to install the app anyway if you wish (i.e., you already know that the app is safe). You can either completely block the installation of Win32 apps, which is similar in concept to what you’ll find in Windows 10 Cloud. Secondly, Microsoft gives you two ways to implement the feature. For starters, Win32 installation blocking is disabled by default - you first have to enable it in the Apps & Features section within Settings.
Microsoft is taking the smart approach with the implementation of this feature in order to avoid backlash from users.
If you attempt to install Win32 app, a prompt will appear that says “Limiting installations to apps from the Store helps to keep your PC safe and reliable.” Microsoft contends that installing apps from the Windows Store, which are properly vetted, provides a more secure app environment for consumers.
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