So it would be great if someone can guide me on how to achieve this. exe which I have seen in some of the installed apps from Windows Store which(.exe) are copy protected(cannot be copied/moved to any other location) from ProgramFiles/WindowsApps/ folder, but failed to achieve it. So wantedly I explored Makeappx wherein I found that we can encrypt/copy protect specific files of an appxbundle with various parameters and available hashing algorithms using BlockMap. Also I have seen that Makeappx is an commandline way in which we can create Appxbundle. Even if you are a power user, it has some features for you, such as the option to add the WSL section to the sidebar.I have an UWP app of which I'm creating a Appxbundle using visual studio's publish to store. If you aren't a power user, you might be able to swap over to Files. It still isn't as powerful as the default File Explorer on Windows 10, but each update makes it a bit more usable.
Overall, the update makes the app much more capable.
Improved windowing/tab behavior when launching Files though different methods (#3854).Moved selection and layout options to toolbar (#4135).Added support for collapsing the sidebar (#3895).Added the option to close tabs to the right (#3929).Added folder previews to the preview pane (#3773).Added ability to launch Files with relative paths from command line (#3877).Added the option to drag items between bundles (#3901).Added support for custom themes (#3890).Made some enhancements to the bundles widget (#3637).Added a library section to the sidebar (#3761).Added a WSL section to the sidebar (#3782).Added the ability to add the Home directory as a startup page (#3715).Added collapsible sections to the sidebar (#3661).F1 shortcut now opens the Files Wiki (#3647).Here's a look at everything that's new in version 1.5, as found on its GitHub page:
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