Usage of this sample requires that you have an assigned Limited Access Feature token for this functionality and have set it in LafData.h. See README.md for more information. You might want to encourage users to pin your app to taskbar so they can quickly re-engage with your app. This app illustrates how you can check for the appropriate pinning support and use the functionality of the TaskbarManager API to perform taskbar pin operations. This section demonstrates how an app can use the TaskbarManager API to allow the user to trigger a taskbar pin request for the current app. The "Update pin UI" button below will do a few things... - Unlocks the desktop taskbar pinning LAF - Checks whether the taskbar supports pinning and whether pinning from desktop apps is supported - Checks whether the app is already pinned - Shows/hides or enables/disables a pin button according to the results of the above checks; this pin button will make the actual pinning request when clicked Generally, your app should automatically run the checks run by "Update pin UI" to determine whether pinning is possible and only provide the user with a pin action if pinning is supported and allowed. Update pin UI This section demonstrates how an app can use the TaskbarManager API to allow the user to trigger a pin request for a secondary tile (deep link) for the current app. The "Update pin UI" button performs the same checks as for the above scenario aside from checking whether the the test secondary tile is pinned already. Since TaskbarManager allows unpinning of secondary tiles, this section shows a pin/unpin button for a single test secondary tile. Generally, your app should automatically run the checks run by "Update pin UI" to determine whether pinning is possible and only provide the user with a pin action if pinning is supported and allowed. Update pin UI