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Update Windows 11 build info
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uwp/launch-resume/launch-default-apps-settings.md

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## The Default Apps settings URL
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ms-settings:defaultapps launches the Windows Settings app and navigates to the Default Apps settings page. Starting with build xx, you can append an additional query string parameter in escaped URI format to launch directly to the settings page for a specific application.
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ms-settings:defaultapps launches the Windows Settings app and navigates to the Default Apps settings page. Starting with Windows 11, version 21H2 (with 2023-04 Cumulative Update) or 22H2 (with 2023-04 Cumulative Update), you can append an additional query string parameter in escaped URI format to launch directly to the settings page for a specific application.
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There are three query string parameters. The query string parameter to be used depends on how the application was installed.
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uwp/launch-resume/launch-settings-app.md

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| Apps & Features | ms-settings:appsfeatures |
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| App features | ms-settings:appsfeatures-app (Reset, manage add-on & downloadable content, etc. for the app) <br><br> To access this page with a URI, use the ms-settings:appsfeatures-app URI and pass an optional parameter of the _package family name_ of the app. |
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| Apps for websites | ms-settings:appsforwebsites |
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| Default apps | ms-settings:defaultapps (**Behavior introduced in Windows 11, build xx and later**) Append the query string parameter in the following formats using the Uri-escaped name of an app to directly launch the default settings page for that app:<br/><br/>- registeredAppMachine=\<Uri-escaped per machine installed name of app\><br/>- registeredAppUser=\<Uri-escaped per user installed name of app\><br/>- registeredAUMID=\<Uri-escaped Application User Model ID\><br/><br/>For more information, see [Launch the Default Apps settings page](launch-default-apps-settings.md). |
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| Default apps | ms-settings:defaultapps (**Behavior introduced in Windows 11, version 21H2 (with 2023-04 Cumulative Update) or 22H2 (with 2023-04 Cumulative Update), or later.**)<br/>Append the query string parameter in the following formats using the Uri-escaped name of an app to directly launch the default settings page for that app:<br/><br/>- registeredAppMachine=\<Uri-escaped per machine installed name of app\><br/>- registeredAppUser=\<Uri-escaped per user installed name of app\><br/>- registeredAUMID=\<Uri-escaped Application User Model ID\><br/><br/>For more information, see [Launch the Default Apps settings page](launch-default-apps-settings.md). |
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| Default browser settings | ms-settings:defaultbrowsersettings (**Deprecated in Windows 11**) |
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| Manage optional features | ms-settings:optionalfeatures |
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| Offline Maps | ms-settings:maps<br/>ms-settings:maps-downloadmaps (Download maps) |

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