How do I update pipe-rename with winget?

Run winget upgrade mtimkovich.pipe-rename in Windows Terminal or PowerShell to update pipe-rename to the latest available version.

Download pipe-rename 1.6.5 for Windows

💾 pipe-rename 1.6.5 — Install via winget

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pipe-rename

Version 1.6.5 • marcusbuffett

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Package Info

Package ID:	mtimkovich.pipe-rename
Version:	1.6.5
Publisher:	marcusbuffett
License:	MIT
Installer:	portable
Arch:	x64

▼ Install via winget

winget install mtimkovich.pipe-rename

Open Windows Terminal or PowerShell and paste the command above. Click to copy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I install pipe-rename using winget?

A: Open Windows Terminal or PowerShell and run: winget install mtimkovich.pipe-rename. Winget is pre-installed on Windows 10 (1809+) and Windows 11.

Q: What is pipe-rename?

A: Rename your files using your favorite text editor.

Q: Is pipe-rename free to use?

A: pipe-rename is distributed under the MIT license. Check the publisher's website for complete licensing terms before commercial use.

Q: How do I update pipe-rename after installing?

A: Run winget upgrade mtimkovich.pipe-rename in Windows Terminal or PowerShell. You can also run winget upgrade --all to update all installed packages at once.

Q: How do I uninstall pipe-rename?

A: Run winget uninstall mtimkovich.pipe-rename in Windows Terminal or PowerShell, or use the Windows Settings app under Apps & Features.

Q: What Windows versions support pipe-rename?

A: pipe-rename v1.6.5 targets x64 architecture and generally supports Windows 10 and Windows 11. Check the publisher's documentation for specific minimum requirements.

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