Just [download latest release (source code)](https://github.com/Romanitho/Winget-AutoUpdate/releases), unzip, run "install.bat" as admin to install by default.
Add (or remove) the apps' ID you want to disable autoupdate to 'excluded_apps.txt'. (File must be placed in WAU's installation folder, or re-run install.bat).
From 1.7.0 version, you can update only pre-selected apps. To do so, create an "included_apps.txt" with the apps' ID of the apps you want to auto-update and run the `Winget-AutoUpdate-Install.ps1` with `-UseWhiteList` parameter. Related post: https://github.com/Romanitho/Winget-AutoUpdate/issues/36
From version 1.9.0, you can choose which notification will be displayed: Full, Success only or none. Use `-NotificationLevel` parameter when you run `Winget-AutoUpdate-Install.ps1`
By default, scripts and components will be placed in ProgramData location (inside a Winget-AutoUpdate folder). You can change this with script argument (Not Recommended).
From version 1.9.0 (on new installations) WAU runs everyday at 6AM. You can now configure the frequency with `-UpdatesInterval` option (Daily, Weekly, Biweekly or Monthly). You can also add `-UpdatesAtLogon` parameter to run at user logon and keep this option activated like previous versions (recommanded).
As explained in this [post](https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/issues/1255), Winget cannot detect the current version of some installed apps. We decided to skip managing these apps with WAU to avoid retries each time WAU runs:
We might want to stop WAU on metered connection (to save cellular data on connection sharing for instance). That's why from v1.12.0 the default behavior will detect and stop WAU on limited connections (only for fresh install).
> Previous installed versions will ignore this new setting on update to keep historical operation.
To force WAU to run on metered connections anyway, run new installation with `-RunOnMetered` parameter.
From version 1.15.0, WAU run with system and user contexts. This way, even apps installed on User's scope are updated. Shorcuts for manually run can also be installed
A new Auto-Update process has been released from version 1.5.0. By default, WAU AutoUpdate is enabled. It will not overwrite the configurations, icons (if personalised), excluded_apps list,...
Specify the Notification level: Full (Default, displays all notification), SuccessOnly (Only displays notification for success) or None (Does not show any popup).
Specify the update frequency: Daily (Default), Weekly, Biweekly, Monthly or Never. Can be set to 'Never' in combination with '-UpdatesAtLogon' for instance
WAU will call `AppID-upgrade.ps1` and/or `AppID-install.ps1` (if they differs, otherwise the "-install" mod will be used for upgrades too) if it exists in the "mods" folder just after the upgrade/install.
If you want to run a script that removes the shortcut from "%PUBLIC%\Desktop" (we don't want to fill the desktop with shortcuts our users can't delete) just after installing "Acrobat Reader DC" (32-bit), prepare a powershell script that removes the Public Desktop shortcut "Acrobat Reader DC.lnk" and name your script like this:
`Adobe.Acrobat.Reader.32-bit-install.ps1` and put it in the "mods" folder.
In some cases, you need to "unblock" the `install.bat` file (Windows Defender SmartScreen). Right click, properties and unblock. Then, you'll be able to run it.
* As reported by [soredake](https://github.com/soredake), Powershell from MsStore is not supported with WAU in system context. See https://github.com/Romanitho/Winget-AutoUpdate/issues/113