Windows 11 lets you update all your Microsoft Store apps at once, and also provides ways to update non-Store apps or use the command line for bulk updates.

Updating All Microsoft Store Apps

1. Open the Start Menu, search for Microsoft Store, and launch it.

2. In the Store’s left sidebar, select Library.

3. Click Update All at the top of the Updates & Downloads section.

4. Wait for the Store to download and install all available updates.

Enabling Automatic Updates in Microsoft Store

1. In Microsoft Store, click the profile icon in the top-right corner.

2. Select Settings.

3. Turn on the App Updates option to enable automatic updates.

Updating All Non-Microsoft Store Apps

1. Open each app and look for an update option in menus like Help, About, or Check for Updates.

2. If no in-app update option exists, visit the app’s official website.

3. Download the latest installer and run it to replace the current version.

Updating All Apps via Command Prompt

1. Open the Start Menu, search for Command Prompt, and select Run as Administrator.

2. In the UAC prompt, select Yes.

3. Type winget upgrade and press Enter to list apps with available updates.

4. Type winget upgrade -h --all and press Enter to update all apps at once.