How to Install Actions Monitor Silently with winget on Windows

If you're scripting a Windows machine setup, Actions Monitor is one of those apps you want installed silently — no installer wizard, no progress dialogs, no "Next, Next, Finish". Here's how with winget.

Quick answer

Open Terminal as Administrator and run:

winget install --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements

Actions Monitor: Desktop monitor for GitHub Actions workflows and pull requests.

Typical install time: 10–60 seconds depending on installer size.

What gets installed

Field	Value
Package ID	`Summit.ActionsMonitor`
Publisher	Summit
Installer type	Portable archive
License	Summit Free Use License
Latest version	2026.04.24.2
Last release	4/24/2026
Minimum OS	Windows 10+
Homepage	github.com

Portable packages extract to a folder — no installer prompts to suppress.

Per-user install (no admin)

If you don't have admin rights, try per-user scope:

winget install --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --scope user --silent

If the manifest doesn't have a user-scope installer, winget falls back with an error — in that case you genuinely need admin or use the Access denied fix.

Specify a version

To pin a known-good version (useful for reproducible CI / team standardisation):

winget install --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --version 2026.04.24.2 --silent

List available versions:

winget show --id Summit.ActionsMonitor --versions

Override silent flags

If winget's --silent doesn't fully suppress the installer's UI, pass native flags via --override:

winget install --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --override "n/a"

For this installer type, override flags aren't typically needed.

Verify after install

winget list --id Summit.ActionsMonitor

If the version is shown, the install succeeded.

Upgrade silently

winget upgrade --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements

Or upgrade as part of a bulk weekly cron — see How to update all Windows apps.

Uninstall silently

winget uninstall --id Summit.ActionsMonitor --silent --disable-interactivity

Detailed guide: How to uninstall Windows apps with winget.

In a provisioning script

PowerShell snippet for unattended Windows setup:

$apps = @(
  "Summit.ActionsMonitor"
  # add more packages here
)

foreach ($id in $apps) {
  winget install --id $id -e --silent `
    --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
}

Wrap in Task Scheduler for one-shot machine provisioning. See Fresh Windows 11 setup.

Common errors

"Actions Monitor is already installed" — winget detected the existing install. To force-reinstall over the existing copy:

winget install --id Summit.ActionsMonitor -e --silent --force

"Installer hash does not match" — Summit published a new version before the winget manifest updated. Wait ~24 hours or pass --force. See hash mismatch fix.

"Access denied" / 0x80070005 — run Terminal as Administrator. See Access denied fix.

0x80073D02 — package in use — Actions Monitor is currently running. Close it then retry. See package in use fix.