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How does LTSC install the terminal? #3843
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It doesn’t, sorry. |
For more context: we've discussed this at length previously why the terminal doesn't work on older versions of Windows. From another discussion: #1643 (comment)
#1909 (comment)
#841 (comment)#498 (comment)
#1893 (comment)#2024 (comment)#2480 |
Yeah LSTC is too old and doesn't support stuff needed to run it I guess was hoping I could install it manually rather than from the MS store. Best bet is to wait for the next version of LTSC when ever that is or use normal Windows 10, you could also look at alacritty I use it on Linux and apparently it's on windows, uses rust and opengl might not be as good but it's something and it's better than cmd. |
Windows Terminal successfully installs on Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 with |
How? |
Please, if you know how to use powershell then you must be able yo install a package. I mean just google it and you’ll get an immediate answer. Why even bother to ask here? |
I am on new LTSC 2021 install. After installing MS Store (for AppX), install MS App Installer from MS Store (has Winget, etc.). Update: May need to install VCLib110 and 120 in addition to UWP UI and VCLib140 on certain LTSC builds (e.g. LTSC IoT). |
Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 21H2 (19044.2604) Download the C++ Runtime Framework for your architecture. In my case this was: Download the Windows 10 Terminal msix bundle from the releases page. In my case this was: Open an Administrator PowerShell window (right click and run as Administrator). Navigate to your download directory. Use Add-AppxPackage to install the C++ framework then Terminal. In my case this was: Done! Hopefully this helps someone else looking for the same answer. I'm thrilled to have Terminal up and running on LTSC! |
Thank @K7CTC |
Don't want to install MS Store for it... not for this LTSC was installed... Manually copy it in Program Files, create lnk and put it in Start menu. After that, pin it to quick access. Done. It was impossibly made such installer, yea? |
The Windows 10 PreinstallKit in Releases has Windows Terminal and its dependencies for multiple architectures. Just download that, install the dependencies and the terminal and enjoy |
@VitaliyAT can you try it? |
@realsarius is correct. To update my original post: I'm running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 21H2 (19044.3448) Download the Windows Terminal Windows 10 Preinstall Kit from the releases page. In my case this was: Extract to a location of your preference. Open an Administrator PowerShell window (right click and run as Administrator). Navigate to the directory you extracted to. Use Add-AppxPackage to install the prerequisites. In my case this was: Then use Add-AppxPackage to install the Windows Terminal msixbundle file. In my case this was: Done! Hopefully this helps someone else looking for the same answer. I'm happy to have the latest release of Terminal up and running on LTSC! |
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