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Installing the Multiple File Operations web part

What is in the package

Download the .zip file for your SharePoint version from the product page and unzip it (using “Extract All”). The archive contains two folders:

  • Virto.SharePoint.MultipleFileOperations.Setup — the setup program (SetupSE.exe for SharePoint Server Subscription Edition, Setup.exe), the PowerShell script Deploy.ps1, the solution package Virto.SharePoint.MultipleFileOperations.wsp, the modern web part package virto-multiple-file-operations.sppkg, Virto.CA.WLM.wsp, ReadMe and VersionHistory files.
  • Virto.WebLicenseManager — Virto License Manager. The product setup installs or updates it together with the product. See Installing and updating the License Manager.

Installing the web part

Before you begin, ensure you have access to the server and that your account has the necessary administrative privileges to install applications.

In the Virto.SharePoint.MultipleFileOperations.Setup folder, run the setup program under the farm administrator account (right-click it and choose “Run as administrator”): SetupSE.exe on SharePoint Server Subscription Edition, otherwise Setup.exe.

Virto Multiple File Operations package folder with the Setup file

The installation process is the same for all SharePoint versions. If you’re installing Virto ONE, follow the same steps.

The setup wizard window will appear.

Virto Multiple File Operations setup wizard welcome window starting the installation

The Virto Multiple File Operations setup wizard will perform a system check before the installation. Once all the checks have been completed, click “Next.”

Setup wizard system check completed before installing the Multiple File Operations web part

Tick the checkbox “I accept the terms in the License Agreement” and click “Next.”

Setup wizard step accepting the terms in the License Agreement checkbox

Select the web applications / site collections where you want to install the product, then click “Next.”

Setup wizard step selecting the web applications and site collections to install the product on

Wait for the product to install. Click “Close” to complete the installation.

Setup wizard final screen with the Close button after the Multiple File Operations install completes

Installing with PowerShell

Instead of the setup program, you can run Deploy.ps1 from the setup folder in the SharePoint Management Shell as a farm administrator. The script adds the solution to the farm or, if it is already installed, updates it with the new package; deploys it to the web application; activates the product feature in the site collections, skipping features that are already active; and uploads the .sppkg file to the App Catalog when you give its address. If the deployment fails, the script stops and shows the reason.

The script parameters are wspPath, webAppURL, sppkgPath and appCatalogURL.

Installing the SPFx web part

To use Virto Multiple File Operations on modern pages and in modern libraries:

  1. If necessary, create an App Catalog for your web application.
  2. Install the product with the setup program under the farm administrator account (right-click it and choose “Run as administrator”), as described above.
  3. Make sure virto-multiple-file-operations.sppkg is in “Apps for SharePoint” in the App Catalog and is deployed.
  4. Add the app “Virto Multiple File Operations” to the site collection (Site contents → New → App).

Warning! Do not use the service administrative account to install and activate the modern web part on your sites.

If you have any questions about setup, features, or pricing, book afree meeting with our technical team.

Updated on October 20, 2026