pm me if you want a video tutorial, it will take time, since i have a busy schedule but i will upload it.
but please please if the certificate asks you for a password just click none and continue. it will ask you whether the contents are password protected or not click no, and just press continue again if it asks for password protection, then it will generate certificates, which you will have to place in trusted developers (free to correct me if i am wrong) then after installing the certificates, install the app and it will work. paste it in the cmd and then press enter it will do it's thing. create a folder and copy the path of that folder on the top of windows explorer. go to program data and you will find two duplicates of the same app and copy the link adress on top of the windows explorer, and paste it press enter, and it will ask you for an output path then open the exe and it will ask you for the location of the xaml or something. then install the app you just downloaded, afterwards download a program called WSAPBAK. then the app and it's dependencies will come up and you must only download what is according to your system. and then copy the url of the thing, paste it on microsoft store generation project. Like I said there is a setting to enable DTS Headphone:X (same menu as Windows Sonic) but there is no setting to enable DTS:X. No need for useless crap from the windows store. so you use a certain website called microsoft store generation project, then you go to the online version of the store, find paid up x. Just use the Windows Sonic option when you right click the Speaker icon.
although if i tell you the method it's going to be pretty cancelled if it gets popular. Yes you can, i have done it before, on paid apps.
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