- Make sure developer mode is enabled on your Windows 10 (google "windows 10 enable

developer mode" if you don't know how)

- Install each game/expansion (MUST start with base game) using "Add-AppxPackage
-Register AppxManifest.xml" in each directory on an ADMIN PowerShell
- You can also try "Manual Crack Activation.bat" in game root
- Start game using Windows start menu (you can't run .exe directly as it's a UWP
app)
- Block game executable with firewall. If you don't, it will likely crash (haven't
tested).
- Your save game is in "%LOCALAPPDATA
%\Packages\Microsoft.SunriseBaseGame_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\SAVES"
- This gets DELETED when FH4 is uninstalled, so make sure you back it up (the whole
folder) if you think you'll ever want to re-install.
- This save game data is not compatible with the Microsoft Store version.
- As the main .exe has been changed to
Microsoft.SunriseBaseGame_1.380.112.2_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.exe, if you run things
like Rivatuner (RTSS) their built in exception list will have ForzaHorizon4.exe
listed.
- To work around this you'll need to add a user exception to not inject it's
overlay into the new exe name. Any DLL injection into FH4 is frowned upon from its
scanner (and will cause crashes even in the Microsoft Store version).
- You can only have the Microsoft Store version, or mine, installed at one time.