For years, system administrators, enterprise IT personnel, and Windows power users relied on store.rg-adguard.net to generate direct download links for Microsoft Store application packages (.msixbundle, .appx, .BlockMap, .eappx).

However, users frequently encounter frustrating issues with third-party link generators: server timeouts, aggressive redirect ads, broken download mirrors, or the common error:

"The server returned an empty list. Either you have not entered the link correctly, or this service does not support generation for this product."

NexaTools provides a modern, 100% browser-native alternative: the Online Link Generator for Microsoft Store.

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Comparison: store.rg-adguard.net vs NexaTools§

Feature store.rg-adguard.net NexaTools Store Generator
Ads & Popups ⚠️ Multiple ad banners & redirects Clean & Streamlined
Download Speeds Throttled / Third-party proxies Direct Microsoft Azure CDN (*.mp.microsoft.com)
Channel Support Retail, RP, Slow, Fast Retail, Release Preview, Beta, Canary
File Formats .appx, .msixbundle .msixbundle, .appx, .BlockMap, .cab
1-Click PowerShell Install ❌ Manual download only Copy-paste PowerShell commands generated
Package Arch Support x64, x86, ARM, ARM64 x64, x86, ARM, ARM64, Neutral
Uptime & Reliability Frequent "Empty List" errors Dual-API fallback architecture

1. Installing Apps when Microsoft Store is Blocked or Disabled§

In enterprise workstations, school laptops, or stripped Windows editions (like Windows 10/11 LTSC or AtlasOS), Group Policy (GPO) or Intune frequently removes or disables the official Windows Store app interface (WinStore.App.exe). Direct package links allow administrators to side-load essential applications (such as Windows Terminal, Calculator, Snipping Tool, or PowerToys) via PowerShell without needing the Store app.

2. Fixing "The server returned an empty list" Error on RG-Adguard§

When store.rg-adguard.net fails to resolve a product URL or returns an empty list, it is usually because:

  1. Microsoft updated their SOAP delivery API protocol.
  2. The product uses modern MSIX packaging with encrypted flighting tokens.
  3. The store URL format used a regional slug (e.g. apps.microsoft.com/detail/de-de/...).

NexaTools automatically handles product ID extraction, region normalization, and communicates directly with Microsoft's Delivery APIs (fe3.delivery.mp.microsoft.com) to resolve all available packages.

3. Offline & Air-Gapped Deployments§

If you manage isolated local area networks (LANs), defense workstations, or lab PCs without direct internet access, you cannot use the online Microsoft Store client. Direct links allow you to download .msixbundle files on a connected machine and deploy them across your fleet via USB or network share.

4. Version Control & App Archiving§

The Windows Store automatically forces updates, which can occasionally break mission-critical workflows. Downloading exact .appx or .msixbundle installer files allows IT administrators to preserve verified, stable package builds for system deployment images.


  1. Find your App: Copy any Microsoft Store URL (e.g., https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9ncbcszsjrsb for Spotify or 9nblggh4nns1 for Windows Terminal) or just copy the 12-character Product ID.
  2. Open the Generator: Navigate to the Online Link Generator for Microsoft Store.
  3. Choose Channel: Select Retail (recommended for production/stable) or Release Preview / Insider for preview builds.
  4. Generate Links: Click Generate Links.
  5. Download or Install:
  • Click Download on the .msixbundle or .appx file matching your system architecture (x64 or arm64).
  • Or click Copy PowerShell Command to install silently with a single terminal command.

Frequently Asked Questions§

Why is store.rg-adguard.net not working or returning an empty list?§

The common reason store.rg-adguard.net fails or returns "The server returned an empty list" is that Microsoft frequently updates their backend SOAP delivery APIs, changes authentication endpoints, or the user enters a regional store URL (e.g., apps.microsoft.com/detail/de-de/...). NexaTools bypasses these issues by normalizing product IDs, supporting all Windows 10 & 11 channels, and connecting directly to Microsoft's official CDN delivery servers.

Yes. NexaTools runs 100% online in your web browser. You do not need to install browser extensions, scripts, or Python packages. Simply paste the store link or product ID, and instant CDN links are generated.

The NexaTools Microsoft Store Link Generator is widely considered the best alternative in 2026 because it is 100% free, generates 1-click PowerShell installation commands, supports dual-API failover, and provides direct downloads from official Microsoft Azure CDNs.

Is NexaTools Microsoft Store Generator safe to use?§

Yes. NexaTools does not store, modify, or re-host any application files. Every download link provided points directly to official, cryptographically signed Microsoft Content Delivery Network servers (*.mp.microsoft.com and *.windowsupdate.com).

What is the difference between .appx, .msix, and .msixbundle?§

  • .appx / .msix: Individual application packages designed for a single architecture (e.g., x64 or ARM64).
  • .msixbundle / .appxbundle: A container bundle that includes installers for multiple CPU architectures and language resource packs in a single archive. Windows automatically selects the correct sub-package during installation.
  • .BlockMap: An XML file used by Windows Update to perform delta/differential updates.

How do I install downloaded .msixbundle files without the Store app?§

Open Windows PowerShell (Admin) and execute:

Add-AppxPackage -Path "C:\Path\To\YourPackage.msixbundle"

If you encounter missing dependency errors (like Microsoft.VCLibs), download the corresponding VCLibs package from the generated list and install it first.