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The Windows Store app security blocks off the Arduino installation data. The Teensy and other installers no longer work. You can't manually add or modify libraries.

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I'm a Windows developer for 20+ years, but this is silly. Don't try to push development software that is inherently complex and requires full security to tweak through a locked down, canned, consumer portal. Worked well with no problems but then I downloaded a new library from github that has same name as a library shipped with Arduino. My sketch was failing and I got error message that two version of the same library were found. Sadly the wrong one was used. To fix it I've tried to remove the original library but I got access denied when accessing the WindowsApps folder. I uninstalled the MS Store version of this app and downloaded installer from Arduino.cc website.

After the install was complete I was able to remove the conflicting library with no issue and my sketch works fine now.

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You can't manually add or modify libraries. You can't modify the board files for non standard boards or MCUs. This is maker software, yet you prevent makers from modifying settings! Tweaking is a core principle of the community. I'm a Windows developer for 20+ years, but this is silly. Don't try to push development software that is inherently complex and requires full security to tweak through a locked down, canned, consumer portal. Worked well with no problems but then I downloaded a new library from github that has same name as a library shipped with Arduino.

My sketch was failing and I got error message that two version of the same library were found. Sadly the wrong one was used. To fix it I've tried to remove the original library but I got access denied when accessing the WindowsApps folder. I uninstalled the MS Store version of this app and downloaded installer from Arduino.cc website. After the install was complete I was able to remove the conflicting library with no issue and my sketch works fine now.