Chocolatey – Once Chocolatey is installed, many applications can be installed with a command. I always check first if there is installation from Chocolatey.
I install all these programs with one command:
choco install <programnamn> -y
[-y]
written at the end to avoid confirming each installation.
Chocolatey bulk installation of applications
Here is an example of installing all these programs with a commando.
>choco install 0Ppatch 7zip adobeair adobereader ammyy-admin as-ssd audacity avastfreeantivirus bginfo calibre ccleaner chocolateygui chocolatey-core.extension classic-shell contig cystaldiskinfo dropit dropbox duplicati eac evernote everything ffmpeg firefox geekuninstaller googledrive GoogleChrome hijackthis jre8 junction-link-magic lastpass linkshellextension myphoneexplorer notepadplusplus onedrive openoffice partitionassistant potplayer PartintionMasterFree pdf24 picpick.portable plantronicshub powershell revo.uninstaller rufus samsung-usb-driver setpoint skype spacesniffer speccy srwareiron stickies sumatrapdf sysinternals superantispyware tagscanner.portable telegram tixati thunderbird totalcommander unchecky vlc wakemeonlan winpatrol XnViewMP -y
– Imagine what time it takes to locate each program and install them separately, and then keep track of each individual program's update.
Updates are made with the command:
>choco upgrade all -y
This will update all the programs installed with Chocolatey if there is an update. If specific programme is to be updated, the: choco upgrade <programnamn> -y
T.exe.
>choco upgrade telegram -y
Brilliant!
To install Chocolatey, see this link: https://chocolatey.org/install
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