This is the modern, programmatic way to bootstrap WinGet using Microsoft's official PowerShell module. It automatically handles dependencies like VCLibs and XAML. Run the following commands: powershell
Note: Using -Force (e.g., irm asheroto.com/winget | iex -Arguments "-Force" ) will reinstall WinGet even if it's already present, which is helpful for repairing broken installations. install winget using powershell updated
This command updates winget to the latest version available. This is the modern, programmatic way to bootstrap
How to Install WinGet Using PowerShell (2026 Update) WinGet (Windows Package Manager) is now a core system component for Windows 10 (version 1809+), Windows 11, and Windows Server 2025. While it usually comes pre-installed via the App Installer from the Microsoft Store, you may need to install or repair it using PowerShell if it is missing or corrupted. Method 1: The Fast Microsoft Repair (Recommended) This command updates winget to the latest version available