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Provisioning automation on Windows involves using tools like WinGet and the Microsoft Store Multi App Installer to script the installation, update, and removal of applications. WinGet, the Windows Package Manager, enables silent installs and bulk migrations via command-line commands, making it useful for single machines or fleet management. The Microsoft Store Multi App Installer allows users to bundle apps from a web interface and deploy them with a single launcher. These methods streamline software provisioning but require understanding of governance and command-line usage. Orchestry's partnerships focus on Microsoft 365 governance and adoption, complementing provisioning automation in enterprise environments.
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    WinGet in Windows Terminal: A Scriptable App Store for Windows

    Windows has had a secret many enthusiasts already know: the Windows Terminal isn’t just a shell host — it’s a gateway to a built‑in, scriptable app store powered by the Windows Package Manager, aka WinGet, that lets you search for, install, update and remove apps with a few typed commands. The...
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    Microsoft Store Multi App Installer: One Tiny Launcher to Install Many Apps

    Microsoft’s Store is quietly offering a new convenience: build a bundle of apps in your browser, download a single small launcher, run it on a PC and have the Microsoft Store app fetch and install the selected titles — up to a curated limit — in one go. Background / Overview The Microsoft...
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    WinGet: The Easy Windows Package Manager for Silent Installs and Migrations

    WinGet is the easiest Windows-native way to search for, install, update, remove, and migrate applications — and once you understand what it actually does (and what it doesn’t), it becomes hard to go back to hunting EXEs, accidental bloatware, and manual update checks. Overview WinGet (the...