With the advent of the new education-focused Windows 10 S, developers are being encouraged to flock to the Windows Store to make their apps accessible there. The arrival of iTunes also ensures the software's compatibility with Windows 10 S mode, a more secure version meant for schools and other establishments that runs apps downloaded only from the Windows Store.
Notably, the app will only run on Windows 10 PCs with either x86 or 圆4 architectures. The iTunes app on the Microsoft Store is similar to the regular iTunes, but now installation updates will be handled through the Microsoft Store updater rather than through Apple. While some Windows users were highly anticipating the debut of iTunes, Apple in December 2017 said that iTunes will not be available in the Microsoft Store that year.
Microsoft, at its Build conference held last year, had announced plans to add iTunes to the Microsoft Store. Apple has finally released the iTunes app on the Microsoft Store, formerly the Windows Store app store.
