Amazon Alexa is no longer on the Microsoft Store, but you can still get it

It is not a direct method but is completely safe

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Updated onJanuary 30, 2024

updated onJanuary 30, 2024

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Since March 2023, Amazon Alexa has bid farewell to Microsoft Store and Cortana has also left its digital abode, making a notable transformation in the virtual assistant landscape. Speaking of change, we also witnessed the emergence ofMicrosoft Copiloton Windows 11 machines.

However if you still want to get hands on Amazon Alexa app, here is a workaround you can use:

If this does not work for some of you guys, then you might have to rely onoffline installer link. Go to this link, enter theAmazon Alexa Store URLand click on the tick button; you will get the Amazon Alexa working link list for Windows 11, click the one on top to download the app.

Once downloaded, it will show up in Microsoft Store list and can be updated from there as well.

Did this workaround help you get Alexa on your Windows machine? Tell us in the comments section below.

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