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Claude Code installé via Homebrew se mettra à jour automatiquement en dehors du répertoire brew sauf s’il est explicitement désactivé avec la variable d’environnement DISABLE_AUTOUPDATER (voir la section Mises à jour automatiques). Windows PowerShell :

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From Zero to Prompting: Setting Up Claude Code on Your Windows Machine | by Walter Schärer | Medium

July 18, 2025 - Below is a step-by-step guide to get started on Microsoft Windows (on iOS and Linux Claude Code runs natively, you don’t need the WSL step). To begin, enable WSL by opening your Windows PowerShell (cmd) as administrator and running the command

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Made Claude Code work natively on Windows

Nice work. It works but a bit buggy, I'm seeing freezing when it launches. And commands dont work like /doctor /migrate-installation etc. And its not reading my env vars. It is much slower, but I see you have that listed under Known Issues.. Also, this is the same amount of work as setting up WSL except now I dont have a cool terminal like Oh My Zsh as my default shell. More on reddit.com

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July 7, 2025

Feature Request: Native Support for Windows Terminal and PowerShell in Claude Code (for Windows-Native Development)

Feature Request: Native Support for Windows Terminal and PowerShell in Claude Code (for Windows-Native Development)#5723 More on github.com

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August 14, 2025

Use directly in Windows 11 + Powershell

It looks like this weirdly only enabled for linux and mac environments, which doesn't make sense since npm and other tools are available on Windows. I'm not in the beta (yet), but this woul... More on github.com

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February 25, 2025

Things I wish I knew when I first started using CLAUDE CODE (WINDOW USERS ONLY)

What you are doing here is just installing claude in linux in windows. Which is an option, but like, this isn't a windows install. If you install claude natively in windows, it can actually see your windows filesystem, execute windows commands, write and run powershell scripts, etc. The steps are: Install git (you need this for git bash which claude uses, non optional) Install nodejs (download and run the windows installer) Install powershell 7 (search for powershell in the windows store app and run it, the built in version sucks) Open a powershell terminal npm install -g u/anthropic-ai/claude-code go to directory with your project and run 'claude' in claude code, make this the first command you say: You are running natively in a windows environment via git bash. You can execute powershell 7 commands and access the windows API through "pwsh", and outside of ls / find / grep style commands, you should use powershell via pwsh to execute any commands you need on this system. Do a "hello world" with pwsh to prove it works. And that's it. Now you can do actual windows development and administration. Need it to install visual studio and compile a C# app? just ask it to. Need to change system preferences? ask it to make powershell scripts to do this. Not only is this more lightweight than your solution, it has much much more access to your system and will make automation much easier for you. More on reddit.com

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