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Real-time AI screen translation, with two ways to install. Both give you the same app; they differ in how it installs and how it updates.

Install from the Microsoft Store

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The simplest route. Windows handles the install and keeps it up to date.

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Needs the Microsoft Store app, which ships with Windows
Some work and school machines have the Store switched off, which rules this route out
New versions reach you only after Microsoft has reviewed them. Microsoft puts that at a few hours usually, and up to 3 business days in some cases

A .exe installer for anyone who cannot reach the Store, or would rather not use it.

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The app tells you when a new version is out, but you confirm each update yourself. It does not install one in the background the way the Store does
Windows shows a warning screen before it installs. How to get past it is below

Version 1.0.11 · 6.68 MB

This applies to the direct installer only. Installing from the Microsoft Store never shows this screen.

What you will see: After you open the downloaded file, a blue window appears saying Windows protected your PC, offering a single button labelled Don't run.
What to click: Click More info under the message first. A Run anyway button then appears. Click it and the install continues as normal.
Why it appears: Because we have not bought a code signing certificate yet, so Windows cannot tell who published the file. The screen reports an unrecognised publisher; it does not report anything found in the file. Builds on the Microsoft Store carry the Store's own signature, which is why that route is quiet.

Works on Windows 10 version 1809 or later, and Windows 11