I recently encountered the case of a user who installed Python from the Microsoft Store on Windows 11, and whose registry was in an unexpected state leading to MyoFInDer failing to install. Other users were able to install MyoFInDer despite using a Python version from the Microsoft Store.
I don't know the exact causes of the unexpected registry state, and do not have the time to investigate further.
Therefore, this PR modifies the documentation of MyoFInDer so that the installation with an official MSI from the PSF is presented first. It also adds a warning for users still installing from the Microsoft Store, stating that MyoFInDer's installation might then fail.
I recently encountered the case of a user who installed Python from the Microsoft Store on Windows 11, and whose registry was in an unexpected state leading to MyoFInDer failing to install. Other users were able to install MyoFInDer despite using a Python version from the Microsoft Store. I don't know the exact causes of the unexpected registry state, and do not have the time to investigate further.
Therefore, this PR modifies the documentation of MyoFInDer so that the installation with an official MSI from the PSF is presented first. It also adds a warning for users still installing from the Microsoft Store, stating that MyoFInDer's installation might then fail.