In Powershell as Administrator, you can type:
winget upgrade --all
And sit back while it upgrades all the software on your computer...
winget upgrade --all
And sit back while it upgrades all the software on your computer...
To update all your software using Winget, simply run the command "winget upgrade --all" in your command prompt or terminal; this will identify and install updates for all applications that have available upgrades on your system.
Explanation:
"winget": This is the command to access the Windows Package Manager (Winget).
"upgrade": Specifies the action to perform - updating installed applications.
"--all": This flag tells Winget to check for updates and install them for all available applications.
Key points to remember:
Run as administrator:
To ensure proper access to system-wide updates, make sure you run the command with administrator privileges.
Check for updates first:
Before running the "upgrade --all" command, you can use "winget upgrade" alone to see a list of available updates for your installed applications.
Statistics: Posted by jsmorley — Yesterday, 7:20 pm