Error resolution post Windows app update with winget


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After running winget to update apps (first time) I get the following errors. So what should be my next move be (if any),
Running on Windows Insider Dev. 26120.751
 

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Winget? You don't have a GUI like WingetUI to manage it yet?
 

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Thanks for the reply but I'm not sure what your comment means. I ran "winget" from the terminal prompt, and it downloaded several updates including .net 8 (4/5). What am I missing
 

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WingetUI is a graphical frontend to winget. You don't need to run from the command line.
 

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"You don't need to run it from command line" does this mean I can't, and the errors are due to me running it from the command line?
 

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WingetUI provides an interface that allows users to efficiently take advantage of several package managers, helping them install and manage the software on their computer more effectively.

 

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After running winget to update apps (first time) I get the following errors. So what should be my next move be (if any),
Running on Windows Insider Dev. 26120.751
This is the expected behavior when running WinGet from an elevated session, and a hash mismatch is encountered.
Since some .NET installations may not have a manifest file, you get this error.
Your Windows Dev version is irrelevant.

Either way, the solution is (non-elevated cmd.exe)

Code:
winget settings --enable InstallerHashOverride -all --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements

Note: I do not recommend using this method on a regular basis.
Make sure your app installer is also up to date.

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