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  1. HTCONEM9USER
    hTconeM9user Win User

    Monitor your app’s performance with the Dev Center Windows 10 app


    Monitor your app’s performance with the Dev Center Windows 10 app
    For those of you who are Windows app developers, you utilize Microsoft’s Dev Center as a resource to update and monitor your app in the Windows Store.
    With the Dev Center app, you can monitor the health and performance of your app, as well as see acquisitions data, investigate app crashes, and more using the official Dev Center app for Windows 10.

    “The Microsoft Dev Center app allows you to quickly view details about the health and performance of your Windows Store apps on any Windows 10 device. Note: You must have an active Windows developer account in order to view this data,” the app description reads.

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    Monitor your apps performance with the Dev Center Windows 10 app

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    hTconeM9user, Apr 9, 2016
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  2. KEYACQ
    keyacq Win User

    App disappeared from Microsoft store

    Hello,

    I have submitted an app to Windows 10 store through Windows Developer Center. It passed certification and was published in the store. It was possible to search for it and statistics showed acquisitions for this app.

    After one week app is still present in the store however it is not possible to find it through search in the store which caused acquisitions dropped to almost zero. There are no problems with app in Windows Dev Center account and status is "In the store".

    Does anybody have the same problem? Any tips or recommendations?

    Thank you!
     
    keyacq, Apr 9, 2016
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  3. SVEN JOHANNSEN
    Sven Johannsen Win User
    Developers preview

    You allow Developer Preview from an app,
    Preview For Developers    . Note that says,

    You must meet one of the following three requirements: (a) have an active Windows Phone Dev Center account; (b) have an active App Studio account; OR (c) be running a registered developer device (‘dev unlocked’ phone)

    I'd go with (b) the App Studio account. Start
    here    . Basically you register yourself and your device, download the Windows store app, turn on Dev Preview, and check for updates. You'll see new ones. All free.
     
    Sven Johannsen, Apr 9, 2016
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  4. BUNNYJ
    BunnyJ New Member

    Monitor your app’s performance with the Dev Center Windows 10 app

    Thanks for sharing.. I'll read this later on.,
     
    BunnyJ, Apr 9, 2016
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