If you encounter the following message while attempting to install Logos, it indicates that your computer's security settings restrict the installation of applications to those available through Microsoft's app store, or your computer is operating in S mode.
Allow non-Microsoft Applications
For Windows 10:
- In the Settings menu, choose "Apps."
- Select "Apps & features" from the left-hand menu.
- Scroll down and find the option "Choose where to get apps." Click on it.
- Under "Choose where to get apps," select "Anywhere" to allow installations from sources other than the Microsoft Store.
For Windows 11:
- Open "Settings" by clicking on the Start menu and selecting the gear icon.
- In the Settings menu, select "Apps."
- Click on "Apps & features" from the left-hand menu.
- Scroll down to find the option "Installing apps." Click on it.
- Under "Installing apps," select "Allow apps from anywhere" to enable installations from sources other than the Microsoft Store.
S mode
The message, "The app you're trying to install isn't a Microsoft-verified app" may indicate that your Windows operating system is operating in S mode. To install Logos you will need to switch out of S mode.
While we are unable to provide specific instructions on disabling S mode, you can refer to Microsoft's FAQ linked below for guidance. Please be aware that Microsoft states disabling S mode is irreversible.
For further details, visit Microsoft's FAQ on S Mode.