: If a recent update introduced a bug in your specific workflow, reverting allows you to continue working while waiting for a patch. Important: Managing Updates
The most reliable source for previous versions is the Azure Storage Explorer GitHub Releases page.
: Scroll down the releases page to find older versions like v1.41.1 (February 2026) or earlier builds.
: Older versions may be necessary for legacy operating systems that do not meet the latest .NET runtime requirements .
: Users often seek versions prior to v1.29.0 to maintain access to ADLS Gen1 functionality before its complete removal.
Platforms like Chocolatey often maintain older versions of popular software.
Microsoft does not host a direct "archive" list on its main product page, which always defaults to the latest version. Instead, you must use the official GitHub repository or community package managers. 1. Official GitHub Releases (Recommended)
How to Download Old Versions of Azure Storage Explorer Azure Storage Explorer is an essential tool for managing cloud data, but sometimes updates can introduce compatibility issues or remove features—like the legacy support for , which was removed in version 1.29.0 . If you need to revert to a previous build, this guide explains where to find official archives and how to manage the installation. Where to Find Old Versions