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Hi I am a genuine customer and our org purchased so many licensed windows. My basic query is, How do I update Edge with Command Line?
My organization is doing continuous certification on Edge, and I want to update Edge from Older version to Newer version(I don't want to open the Edge and let it update, this is clumsy and sometime it fails, and I need driver to open help page and check if it is updated or not). The best reason I found out is to remove edge, Install Edge from msi and whenever new version is available I will remove the older edge and install the newer one, but unfortunately I can not remove edge, and that's the reason here I am.
Would you please help me with any of the below query?
Do let me know. As it is somewhat crucial and long pending.
Installing or updating Microsoft Edge on Windows 11
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If Edge is not installed, that will be the response, use:
winget INSTALL Microsoft.Edge --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements --uninstall-previous --disable-interactivity
when installing on a machine where Edge is not present.
To update Edge via command line, make sure that the Microsoft Desktop AppInstaller (winget) is present. it is configured if you can type winget in an elevated Powershell Window.
At the command prompt, type the following then press <ENTER> to upgrade Microsoft Edge to the latest version:
winget upgrade Microsoft.Edge --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements --uninstall-previous --disable-interactivity
Hi
Thank you, Pasted the same question there. Keeping the link here to help someone who is seeking the same category of answer.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1383613/how-can-i-update-edge-with-command-line
No! This was not helpful. I have winget, and when I tried doing the same command you posted, it says No installed package found matching input criteria.
