Please include support for Windows 10 higher than Anniversary Update

[jdraggy]

Most apps like Paint and Notepad are designed for Windows 11.
You can see I installed it on the Windows 10. Here's why:

The Install is grayed out, which tells people that this is installed. It states that Windows 10 (version 19041.0 or higher) can run this.
This is my version of Windows:

C:\Users\BoBin>ver

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19045.6396]

However, there's only the "For developers" option, not "Advanced".

If it wasn't for the compatibility, it's for misleading. Windows 10 users might have installed this, and they found out that it does nothing.
So, please add an option for this.
There are many existing Windows 10 users who want to test it out. Windows 10 is deprecated, but it's not deprecated.

Thanks for reading my issue and plan to add this feature. 😀

[DefaultRyan]

Currently, there are no plans to backport the changes in the OS from Windows 11 to Windows 10. I plan to change the minimum version of this app package to reflect this and reduce confusion.

[thany]

And yet here it is, on Windows 10, installed automatically without my consent.

Apparently it's a super important app. And also apparently it can't do a bloody thing. So I wonder why I have it and can't get rid of it?