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Which operating system are you on, <@UDVBFDPDZ>?

There’s actually a different script for Powershell on Windows: if you change the operating system combo box on the Installation page (here: <https://pulumi.io/quickstart/install.html>), you’ll get it.

If you still can’t download, you could try this URL: <https://get.pulumi.com/releases/sdk/pulumi-v0.16.1-windows-x64.zip>

:+1:, ping if you still have issues - this is something we want to make work!

I used the offline zip instead; 407 on the ps1 :disappointed:

one small thing...the executables dont'  have any version info on them

Right - they’re intended to be in $PATH so don’t have the version number in the name. You can run `pulumi version` to find which version it is

Would a chocolatey package help you, <@UDVBFDPDZ>?

but I'll try host an internal pulumi install...easiest that way perhaps

getting updates internally may be tricky..

I guess it might be possible to add parameters to the powershell script to do proxy authentication - I’m not sure offhand what is necessary there. Do you know if your proxy is representative of others “in the wild”?

The second problem you may hit is being able to use `npm` and so forth to get actual program dependencies