
If you want to stick with the software’s free version, install the package manager for “Individual users” using the different methods below. The developers have added extensive instructions on their website, which you may need to refer to if you don’t have administrative rights on your machine. Once you get Chocolatey up and running, you can always stick with the GUI alone. While Chocolatey is a free package manager, there’s also a commercial Chocolatey edition available for paid users.

Package managers are a little like app stores in that they allow you to manage and update all of your programs through a single interface rather than having to deal with them all individually.

