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Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Launch the Windows Maps app Article02/13/2025 In this article -->Learn how to launch the Windows Maps app from your app. This topic describes the bingmaps:, ms-drive-to:, ms-walk-to:, and ms-settings: Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) schemes. Use these URI schemes to launch the Windows Maps app to specific maps, directions, and search results or to download Windows Maps offline maps from the Settings app.TipTo learn more about launching the Windows Maps app from a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app, download the UWP map sample from the Windows-universal-samples repo on GitHub. You can use the same Windows Runtime (WinRT) APIs for launching URIs in WinUI and other desktop apps to launch the Windows Maps app.Introducing URIsURI schemes let you open apps by clicking hyperlinks (or programmatically, in your app). Just as you can start a new email using mailto: or open a web browser using http:, you can open the Windows maps app using bingmaps:, ms-drive-to:, and ms-walk-to:.The bingmaps: URI provides maps for locations, search results, directions, and traffic.The ms-drive-to: URI provides turn-by-turn driving directions from your current location.The ms-walk-to: URI provides turn-by-turn walking directions from your current location.For example, the following URI opens the Windows Maps app and displays a map centered over New York City:bingmaps:?cp=40.726966~-74.006076Here is a description of the URI scheme:bingmaps:?queryIn this URI scheme, query is a series of parameter name/value pairs:&param1=value1&param2=value2 …For a full list of the available parameters, see the bingmaps:, ms-drive-to:, and ms-walk-to: parameter reference. There are also examples later in this topic.Launch a URI from your appTo launch the Windows Maps app from your app, call the LaunchUriAsync method with a bingmaps:, ms-drive-to:, or ms-walk-to: URI. The following example launches the same URI from the previous example. For more info about launching apps via URI, see Launch the default app for a URI.// Center on New York Cityvar uriNewYork = new Uri(@"bingmaps:?cp=40.726966~-74.006076");// Launch the Windows Maps appvar launcherOptions = new Windows.System.LauncherOptions();launcherOptions.TargetApplicationPackageFamilyName = "Microsoft.WindowsMaps_8wekyb3d8bbwe";var success = await Windows.System.Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(uriNewYork, launcherOptions);In this example,

App download and app discovery information for the Android platform in the store_uri and discovery_uri fields. If the system provider has an Android rental app, this field is required. rental_apps.android.store_uri URI Required URI where the rental Android app can be downloaded from. This is typically a URI to an app store such as Google Play. If the URI points to an app store such as Google Play, we recommend that the URI follows Android best practices so the viewing app can directly open the URI to the native app store app instead of a website. rental_apps.android.discovery_uri URI Required URI that has the form your_custom_scheme://your/path/here. The URI can be used by PackageManager.queryIntentActivities() to discover whether the rental Android app is installed on the device. rental_apps.ios Object Conditionally required Contains rental app download and app discovery information for the iOS platform in the store_uri and discovery_uri fields. If the system provider has an iOS rental app, this field is required. rental_apps.ios.store_uri URI Required URI where the rental iOS app can be downloaded from. This is typically a URI to an app store such as the Apple App Store. If the URI points to an app store such as the Apple App Store, we recommend that the URI follows iOS best practices so the viewing app can directly open the URI to the native app store app instead of a website. rental_apps.ios.discovery_uri URI Required URI that has the form your_custom_scheme://. The URI can be used by UIApplication canOpenURL: to discover whether the rental iOS app is installed on the device. Required: free_bike_status.json (Dockless system)Refer to theGBFS specification as needed.This feed defines the locations and attributes for available free-standingvehicles. For privacy reasons, vehicles that are part of an active rental mustnot appear in this feed. Field name Type Requirement Description bikes Array Required An array of currently available, stopped bikes where each bike is an object. bikes[].bike_id ID Required The identifier of a bike. To protect privacy, the ID can be changed to a random string after each trip. bikes[].lat Latitude Required The WGS 84 latitude of the bike, in decimal degrees format. bikes[].lon Longitude Required The WGS 84 longitude of the bike, in decimal degrees format. bikes[].is_reserved Boolean Required Whether the bike is currently reserved, as follows: If the bike is currently reserved, set to true. If the bike isn't currently reserved, set to false. bikes[].is_disabled Boolean Required Whether the bike is currently

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The Start menu can be opened by tapping the start icon on the wrist. It's managed via custom OMA-URI policy:URI value: ./Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/MixedReality/EnableStartMenuWristTapPolicyDescriptionConfigurationsMixedReality/EnableStartMenuWristTapAllows the Start menu to be opened with a wrist tap0 (Disabled), 1 (Enabled, default)RequireStartIconVisibleThis policy controls if users are required to look at the Start icon when it's tapped in order to open the Start menu. It's managed via custom OMA-URI policy:URI value: ./Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/MixedReality/RequireStartIconVisiblePolicyDescriptionConfigurationsMixedReality/RequireStartIconVisibleControls whether the user looks at the Start icon to open the Start menu0 (Disabled, default), 1 (Enabled)RequireStartIconHoldThis policy controls whether it's required that the Start icon is pressed for two seconds to open the Start menu. It's managed via custom OMA-URI policy:URI value: ./Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/MixedReality/RequireStartIconHoldPolicyDescriptionConfigurationsMixedReality/RequireStartIconHoldControls whether the Start icon is pressed for two second to open the Start menu0 (Disabled, default), 1 (Enabled)EnableStartMenuSingleHandGestureThis policy controls whether the Start menu can be opened by pinching the thumb and index finger while looking at the Start icon on the wrist. It's managed via custom OMA-URI policy:URI value: ./Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/MixedReality/EnableStartMenuSingleHandGesturePolicyDescriptionConfigurationsMixedReality/EnableStartMenuSingleHandGestureControls whether the Start menu can be opened by pinching the thumb and index finger while looking at the Start icon0 (Disabled), 1 (Enabled, default)EnableStartMenuVoiceCommandThis policy controls whether using voice commands can be used to open the Start menu. It's managed via custom OMA-URI policy:URI value: ./Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/MixedReality/EnableStartMenuVoiceCommandPolicyDescriptionConfigurationsMixedReality/EnableStartMenuVoiceCommandControls whether voice commands can be used to open the Start menu0 (Disabled), 1 (Enabled, default)Policies to block USB peripheralsYou may want to lock down your HoloLens 2 devices to prevent the use of USB Ethernet dongles or USB Flash drives. Several DeviceInstall MDM policies are enabled in this update to allow IT Admins to configurate device driver installation policies. In order to take effect, the policies must be applied before connecting the USB Peripherals. It's recommended that these policies be configured either after the device is reset or on a clean, reflashed device.DeviceInstall_Removable_DenyThis