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| UniGetUI |
Windows Update keeps your Windows updated, but not your Windows tools and apps, which are left to fend for themselves, making for a big chaotic hassle. There are command-line tools to facilitate updates, but they are too painful for ordinary humans. Fortunately there is a good GUI tool to manage and automate the command-line tools: UniGetUI. It's not perfect, but it can be quite helpful in keeping your system updated.
UniGetUI Highlights
- Install, update & remove: One-click install, update, and uninstall.
- Update options: Automatically update packages, or be notified when updates become available.
- Bulk operations: Bulk-install, update, or uninstall multiple packages at once.
- Discover & filter packages: Search and filter packages across all supported managers.
- Export & backup: Export package lists to import on another machine. Backup your setup to recover in seconds when migrating.
Important Tips
- Rely mostly on Winget (official Microsoft source) as a package source.
Other sources should be used only in special circumstances. - Be careful to select only the best package for a given app. Quality can and does vary.
- Do not install updates automatically. Check carefully before updating.
- Do not use it to update apps that can update themselves (e.g., Web browsers).
- UniGetUI works best for newer 64-bit apps, is not safe for many older Win32 apps.
- Uninstalls can leave debris or broken apps. Just use UniGetUI for updates.










