he claimed that it was his first time working for metro flex, and that he didn’t know how to use the app. i’ve also had some more issues, recently being that i had a driver who drove me around the same block 5 times, and then stopped in the middle of the road for 10 minutes. a fair amount of drivers told me that the GPS doesn’t work, or that my drop-off address doesn’t even show sometimes. the drivers are also rude, and sometimes they’re even confused with how to use the app along with the GPS. this app literally always glitches, and keeps telling me to take a bus. You can get the users permission to access the entire file system, but people are paranoid these days.Don’t even get me started with this app. They don't get to ask where their Default data is stored. It all has to do with locking down the file system for apps. It should offer up the removable SD drive as a location to set as default. Choose PC and devices, Choose Devices, Scroll the right content pane so this moves into view, Choose Default Save Locations. Pop in your SD card and.įrom the Start screen, Swipe in from the right to bring up the charms menu. Windows 8.1 allows you to set the default drive for Store app data. And you have a Windows RT tablet with 32GB. Like a lot since the Amazon developers chose default roaming storage for their Kindle app 1.0.

In Windows 8.0 you cannot control where the metro apps (aka Store apps), aka Universal Windows Apps packages and their application data are stored. An app expects its package contents to be accessible at all times.Įven after the OS insists its a really bad idea, users can un-mount drives.

This is a non negotiable condition.Ĭonsider what happens when you eject a drive that contains the currently executing application? Not a good user experience. Applications need to be installed to non removable media in Windows.

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