Metro Exodus is an epic, story-driven first person shooter from 4A Games that blends deadly combat and stealth with exploration and survival horror in one of the most immersive game worlds ever created.Įxplore the Russian wilderness across vast, non-linear levels and follow a thrilling story-line that spans an entire year through spring, summer and autumn to the depths of nuclear winter. It's possible you'll have stuff in \Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\DeliveryOptimization but I haven't seen confirmation it is may be Games Pass stuff though.The Gold Edition includes the Metro Exodus Expansion Pass, granting access to all new adventures in the post-apocalyptic Russian wilderness.Įxact contents still to be determined, but expect hours of gripping single-player, story-driven action of the highest quality! This is still in Program Files\Windows App though. If for some reason simply uninstalling the app didn't work (did you actually try?), at worse refreshing the computer should have been sufficient.Įdit: Seems if you have delivery optimisation turned on, or maybe under some other conditions, it will keep them in the 'Deleted' (or maybe albeit probably not for Games Pass stuff, 'DeletedAllUserPackages') after you uninstall them …. I also don't get why you needed to format. (In a case like this, you probably should understand the concept of file and directory ownership and permissions if you want to do it for yourself.) There are times when it's helpful to explore stuff yourself if you know what you're doing, but if you just want to find something it's often better just to look online. But this answer was based on a few quick searches rather than my own knowledge. To be clear, I don't use the Microsoft Store much myself, although I had a vague idea of where stuff was stored since I'd come across it before. The first one is owned by the TrustedInstaller, so you have to take ownership if you want to view it. The data will be stored at Program Files\WindowsApps or AppData\Local\Packages or rarely ProgramData\Packages depending on the type of data Not entirely sure why you're complicating things so much.
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