If you haven't tried it yet, I would highly recommend using Chocolatey [1] to install Windows software from the command line. Chocolatey packages install withou

If you haven't tried it yet, I would highly recommend using Chocolatey [1] to install Windows software from the command line. Chocolatey packages install without all of the crapware and "uncheck this box to maybe not install a bunch of junk" dialogs. I would estimate that 95% of all software I need to install on Windows is now available as a Chocolatey package, including Chrome, Firefox, Git, NPM, Notepad++, GIMP, Steam, Fiddler, etc. The best part is that Chocolatey will be included in Windows 10 by default, through the built-in OneGet package manager. [1]: https://chocolatey.org https://chocolatey.org