winget source reset --force The first string removes the winget package from the PC. The second resets the winget environment, which is why the user must agree to Terms again before winget will run. After that it shows no upgrades are available (“No installed package found matching input cr...
> winget upgrade Failed in attempting to update the source: winget Failed when searching source; results will not be included: winget No installed package found matching input criteria. > winget source update Updating all sources... Updating source: msstore... Done Updating source: winget... Ca...
Brief description of your issue I cannot uninstall an app that was installed with Winget Steps to reproduce Install any package, e.g.Gyan.FFmpeg winget uninstall Gyan.FFmpeg Expected behavior Uninstallation should work Actual behavior No installed package found matching input criteria. Environment Windo...
$upgradeResult = winget upgrade | Out-String if (!($upgradeResult -match "No installed package found matching input criteria.")) { Write-Host "There is something to update" -ForegroundColor Green $lines = $upgradeResult.Split([Environment]::NewLine) # Find the line that starts with Name,...
Hello,I'm trying to install a Visual C++ Redistributable package with winget. The first problem I had was that "App Installer" wasn't installed on the...
3 people found this answer helpful. 0 commentsNo commentsReport a concern Sign in to comment Add comment Add comment Pavel yannara Mirochnitchenko12,576Reputation points•MVP May 9, 2024, 12:46 AM The issue to get Winget recognized behind system context will be solved with this com...
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it easy to install apps, but it’s also easy to update them, even if they weren’t installed by WinGet. The WinGet catalog is huge, so it likely has every app you want on it. And one of the best parts, it’s already pre-installed on Windows 10+, so there’s no setup required...
using the command " pnputil -d -f name.inf" or " PnPUtil -f -d name.inf" (I am not sure which one is correct, as I have tried both), it always fails, and an error message appears saying "pnputil deleting drive package failed: devices are presently installed using the specified INF...
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