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Hello, For some noob family members (that always ask for a remote-session, so I can update their systems) I created a PowerShell script, that checks for available app-updates using WinGet: Is there a way to get a result from WinGet, that I can work with? If there is such an result, I can check if the value is > 0 and in this case ask the user, if these updates should be automatically installed. Thank you for your help OLLI |
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We're working on a native PowerShell implementation: You should be able to safely run |
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@OLLI-S
We're working on a native PowerShell implementation:
You should be able to safely run
winget upgrade --all
. The primary issue would be if any of the packages require UAC to continue. With Windows Package Manager 1.3 the "Unknown" versions are hidden to avoid the install loop.