I have downloaded the installer from LibreOffice’s website; ran the installer, and was notified that there was a successful install. The trouble is that after following this process I cannot find the application on my Windows 10. There is no icon added to the desktop, and when I search in the taskbar the only thing that I can find on the computer is the installer file.
Please advise.
Have a look at Installation Issues General (Windows) in particular those relating to anti-virus.
That you were able to complete an installation probably means you can install from outside the Microsoft App Store but it might be worth having a look at Start Menu > Settings > Apps > Apps & Features and making sure that Choose where to get apps is set to Anywhere (rather than Microsoft only). Cheers, Al
Thank you for your help, after following your suggestion I found that the setting was already set to Anywhere.
Additionally I have ran an uninstall from the installer file [sourced from LibreOffice website], deleted the file, and re-downloaded the installer, reinstalled the software. I am not seeing the app within the Add & Features window accessed from the settings panel. I do however see the Vivaldi Browser that I was able to download and install without issue [ which I have been using for the entirety of this process]
While I can find a LibreOffice folder within; This PC> windows c> program files
All of the folders that are within LibreOffice are ultimately empty aside for some urls linking to guides for the software.
I have resolved this issue by uninstalling Libreoffice, deleting the installer and re-downloading the installer using a different browser. The file was larger in doing it this way and the installation process resulted in the app being accesable through my PC.
I am assuming that the downloads i was obtaining via the Vivaldi browser must have been fragmented in some way.