There will be a shortcut for this in your Start Menu too. Some of the most popular packages include Chrome, Firefox, Java, Flash, Notepad++, 7zip, Git & Python. There’s about 8,000 maintained packages at the time of writing this.
Installing a package is done with ‘choco install ’. Run the following script within PowerShell (as Administrator): Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force ::SecurityProtocol = ::SecurityProtocol -bor 3072 iex ((New-Object ).DownloadString(''))Ĭheck the version of choco to verify the install, or go ahead and install a package (e.g. # Install Chocolatey using PowerShell # Install Chocolatey GUI
In this post after I install Chocolatey I’m installing a GUI to view all installed packages. įor example use choco upgrade azure-cli as described at see Update-your-Azure-CLI-with-choco.This post is a guide on installing the Chocolatey package manager on Windows by running a PowerShell command.Ĭhocolatey allows you to manage software packages on your system with simple ‘choco’ commands. Upgrading softwareĬhoco is also good for upgrading, simply use choco upgrade.
You can even create your own packages, see Creating Chocolatey Packages and they can be hosted internally as well. NET Core Runtime (Install) 2.2.6Ĭhoco install dotnetcore-runtime.install -yĬhoco install sql-server-management-studio -yĬhoco install spotify -ignore-checksums -yĬhoco install lenovo-thinkvantage-system-update -yĬhoco does it´s job and informs about validations and issues if any. Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force iex ((New-Object ).DownloadString(' ')) Open the command prompt as Administrator, install Choco and run the desired commands as needed. Here´s my current list of packages I am using. Besides the client, there also exists a Chocolatey GUI and Chocolatey Agent (aka chocolatey-agent) for central administration. NET 4.0 if you do not have it installed, see choco installation and Getting Started. Just to mention, the installation will attempt to install. PowerShell v2+ (not PowerShell Core yet though) and the You need to have Windows 7+ or/ Windows Server 2003+ as Operating System and Partly taken from About Chocolatey: Chocolatey CLI aka choco (or choco.exe) is a client that provides the core of Chocolatey and the installation store for locally installed packages. I am using choco since a long time, now I wanted to show my current packaged software for my new computer. Chocolatey is a cost free package manager for Windows using NuGet infrastructure and PowerShell to quickly installing applications and tools that you need. When installing a new computer, it takes some time to download and install the essential software.
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