Update for Universal C Runtime in Windows (version 10.0.10586) 1.0.5
The Windows 10 Universal CRT is a Windows operating system component that enables CRT functionality on the Windows operating system. This update allows Windows desktop applications that depend on the Windows 10 Universal CRT release to run on earlier Windows operating systems.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 creates a dependency on the Universal CRT when applications are built by using the Windows 10 Software Development Kit (SDK). You can install this update on earlier Windows operating systems to enable these applications to run correctly.
This update installs version 10.0.10586 of the Universal CRT, which is the same version as included in Windows 10 November Update (1511).
This package applies to the following operating systems:
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows 8.1
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
- Windows 7 SP1
- Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 (SP2)
- Windows Vista SP2
On other systems this package installs successfully, but does nothing.
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powershell-core
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PowerShell Core is the open source multiplatform version of PowerShell
After v7.4.5 - if a non-chocolatey installed powershell is detected, you must use -force to overwrite it. -force also now works properly to reinstall the same version even when the previous install was chocolatey.
Preview releases are under the package id powershell-preview so that they can be safely installed and maintained side-by-side with the release versions on production systems. Preview versions do not become the default powershell core edition on a system (unless they are the ONLY edition), if you have a preview version installed, access it via pwsh's '-pre' switch.
This package automatically does verbose MSI logging to %temp%\(packagenameandversion).MsiInstall.log
Some helpful install options (any of them can be combined - delimited by space):
* Any MSI Properties the package responds to can be specified in the same way, even if not documented here.
--install-arguments='"DISABLE\_TELEMETRY=1"' -
Valid for PowerShell 7.4 and later - disables built in telemetry.
Read more about PowerShell telemetry here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/powershell/new-telemetry-in-powershell-7-preview-3/
--install-arguments='"ADD\_FILE\_CONTEXT\_MENU\_RUNPOWERSHELL=1"'
Installs a right click context menu to run .ps1 scripts in PowerShell Core.
--install-arguments='"ADD\_EXPLORER\_CONTEXT\_MENU\_OPENPOWERSHELL=1"'
Installs a right click context menu to start a PowerShell Core prompt for a specific folder.
--install-arguments='"REGISTER\_MANIFEST=1"'
Causes PowerShell Core to deliver logs to Windows Event logs.
--install-arguments='"ENABLE\_PSREMOTING=1"'
Enable PS remoting during installation.
--install-arguments='"USE\_MU=1 ENABLE\_MU=1"'
Enable powershell to be updated via windows updates - this chocolatey package defaults to disabling these. Available with PWSH MSI Package for 7.2 and later.
--install-arguments='"ADD\_EXPLORER\_CONTEXT\_MENU\_OPENPOWERSHELL=1 ADD\_FILE\_CONTEXT\_MENU\_RUNPOWERSHELL=1 USE\_MU=1 ENABLE\_MU=1 REGISTER\_MANIFEST=1 ENABLE\_PSREMOTING=1 DISABLE\_TELEMETRY=1"'
Do it all.
--packageparameters '"/CleanUpPath"'
Removes all powershell core paths before starting install. Cleans up old paths from old powershell core MSIs.
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