And everybody else's.It is important to note, however, that you need to install the patches labeled important, in the order given. But the app needs to be certified to obtain a permanent license so it can run permanently on the Surface machine. If you need more time then you get just another license. You get a temporary license to develop the app but it expires after a month. The Express editions were split to keep them small.Īm I stuck using the Windows Store to deploy applications? You probably have the "Express 2013 for Windows Desktop" edition, it only supports desktop apps and supports Winforms. You need the "Express 2013 for Windows" edition, it only supports developing apps for the Store. You didn't buy VS2013, you do need the correct version of Express. For VS2012 it needs to be at least 8.0ĭo I need to again buy a new version of Visual Studio (Visual Studio 2013)?
There isn't any good reason why it would not work on the laptop, they work fine on mine.ĭoes the development environment need to be a Windows 8.1 based environment? So scratch the idea that your Winforms app is going to work on the tablet. You can only run apps that are downloaded from the Store. If anyone could point me in the right direction as to where to read or provide some insight tho cross this hurdle would surely save alot of repeated reading about how great the store is.Ī Surface tablet does not permit running desktop apps.
When I build something now (retargeted to the newer framework (4.5 (4.5.1 is installed)) and copy it over to these devices and try to run them I get an error that the indicates "This app can't run on your PC" "To find apps for this PC, open the Windows Store.". So far everything I am finding is pointing toward developing for the Windows Store where the application then could be downloaded. I've some time lately trying to find a clear answer for updating some of my desktop applications to run on Windows 8.1 (Desktop/laptop and Surface).
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