“No installed package found matching input criteria”

[djhalnon]

When UnigetUI runs, it finds an item that supposedly needs an update, but then it refuses to install the update because the item isn't found:

Package update operation for Package=BtbN.FFmpeg.LGPL.8.0 with Manager=Winget
Installation options: <InstallOptions instance (only non-default values are shown)
	RunAsAdministrator: True
	OverridesNextLevelOpts: False>
Overriden options: <Scope=;RunAsAdministrator=;WG_SpecifyVersion=;PS_NoScope=False>
Version: 8.0-20250930 -> 8.0-20251031
Starting operation...
Executing process with StartInfo:
 - FileName: "C:\Program Files\UniGetUI\Assets\Utilities\UniGetUI Elevator.exe"
 - Arguments: ""C:\Users\dj\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\winget.exe"  update --id "BtbN.FFmpeg.LGPL.8.0" --exact --source winget --accept-source-agreements --disable-interactivity --silent --include-unknown --accept-package-agreements --force"
Start Time: "11/8/2025 7:27:51 AM"
No installed package found matching input criteria.
End Time: "11/8/2025 7:27:55 AM"
Process return value: "-1978335212" (0x8A150014)
FFmpeg (LGPL static variant, 8.0 release branch) could not be updated

I'm not sure what to make of this. How is it possible for an item to be found, yet not be found? If this were AI, I'd call this a hallucination.

[marticliment]

This is a known bug on WinGet, one of the package managers used by UniGetUI to manage updates. UniGetUI is only the interface, so this is out of my reach

[marticliment]

Perhaps the app autoupdated after unigetui checked for updates but before you ran the update?