Setting up a new PC can take some time, but you can make it much easier to install all your apps in one go using this PowerShell script and Winget.

Enter Chocolatey, a Windows app that allows you to install nearly 10,000 tools with just a few commands on PowerShell, Windows’ configuration management program.

However, regardless of the reason, on Windows 11, you can use tools like the Windows Package Manager (winget) with Command Prompt or PowerShell to install multiple apps quickly, but if commands ...

Whether you need to use PowerShell day-to-day or just want to poke around and learn it while on a Chromebook, here's how to get started.

PowerShell autocomplete also added In addition to installing apps from the Microsoft Store, this new release also includes an experimental autocomplete feature, as demonstrated below.

This PowerShell script takes a simple list of Apps and then removes the Apps from the default install.wim.

Using this utility, users don’t need PowerShell and other developer tools to deploy apps on their PC. However, the app installer can sometimes face difficulties installing certain app packages.

Winget currently works from the command line only, but if you're not familiar with Command Prompt or PowerShell, third-party developers have released tools to help you find apps and install them ...