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How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 18:17
by irishstoryteller
Dear Forum Members

I downloaded the lastest version of XAMPP for Windows 10

When I clicked install the program there is a screen pop up that says

"Your PC setting means only verified apps from the store can be installed."

I viewing installation videos for setting up XAMPP on YouTube non feature this pop-up

I thought it was an error so I downloaded the XAMPP install program again.

When I clicked install the same screen popped up with the same message.

This file was downloaded from www.apachefriends.org

Can anyone advise me what the next step is.

I have never seen anything like this before as regards installing any program on the web.

Blessings

Tony Cuckson

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 18:22
by Altrea
Is this a Windows 10 S Version?

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 18:27
by irishstoryteller
Dear Altrea,Not sure what version of Windows 10 I am using. I simply assumed Windows 10 is Windows 10. Would you kindly advise me how I might find what my version is. Blessings Tony

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 18:29
by Altrea
Hit Windows+I to open Settings. In the Settings window, navigate to System > About.
There you can find the information about the windows edition, build number, etc.

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 18:40
by irishstoryteller
Dear Altrea

Here are the settings as per Abouts

Windows 10 Home
Version 1803
Installed 18/08/2018
OS Build 17134.523

Blessings

Tony

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 19:35
by Altrea

Re: How to I move beyond this part of the Xampp Install

PostPosted: 13. February 2019 20:45
by irishstoryteller
Dear Altrea Thank you so very much. That worked and I have now managed to install the files on my laptop. Onward and upward. Blessings Tony