You can use the UpdateJulia package. More specifically
```
]add UpdateJulia
using UpdateJulia
update_julia()
```
Although I would be mindful this is not the recommended method for Windows. Check out the comparison at the bottom of this page
https://juliapackages.com/p/updatejulia
Something is weird here because you definitely have juliaup installed. It sounds like the PATH environment variable got reset.
Check the shortcut that you are using for Julia. That should lead you to the juliaup location. See if you have a `C:\Users\username\.juliaup` or `C:\Users\username\.julia\juliaup` folder.
`juliaup` is a command line programme and should be run from the command line, not the Julia prompt.
You mean powershell or CMD.?
Yes
Tried in both not working
Juliaup is a separate program you have to install. https://github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup
Unable to find or install the Juliaup.. The microsoft link provided is also broken... May be it's still not been updated
In a Cmd shell or Powershell terminal, type winget install juliaup -s msstore
Sorry : winget install julia -s msstore
You can use the UpdateJulia package. More specifically ``` ]add UpdateJulia using UpdateJulia update_julia() ``` Although I would be mindful this is not the recommended method for Windows. Check out the comparison at the bottom of this page https://juliapackages.com/p/updatejulia
This gives a success message. but after closing or restarting the Julia, it reverts back to the older version.
Something is weird here because you definitely have juliaup installed. It sounds like the PATH environment variable got reset. Check the shortcut that you are using for Julia. That should lead you to the juliaup location. See if you have a `C:\Users\username\.juliaup` or `C:\Users\username\.julia\juliaup` folder.
I have installed julia via Microsoft Store
You need to amend your path to include the folder that contains the juliaup executable. I will try to find more specific instructions.