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I've a project with the following packages.config: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <packages> <package id="Framework.Infrastructure.Core" version="1.4.0.6" /> <package id="Framework.Infrastructure.Extensions" version="1.4.0.6" /> </packages> Where the Framework.* packages are sitting in our local repository. I've enabled Package Restore and added our internal repo to the sources. However, when I try restoring the packages from packages.config (which essentially does nuget install packages.config -sources.... ), I get the following errors: error : Unable to find version '1.4.0.6' of package 'Framework.Infrastructure.Extensions' error : Unable to find version '1.4.0.6' of package 'Framework.Infrastructure.Core'. The repository no longer contains the 1.4.0.6 version of the package (which was relevant a couple of months ago), but rather the new version of it (e.g., 1.5.1.6 ). Why doesn't NuGet find the new versions of the packages? Is there some syntax I can specify in packages.config to ensure that the latest versions will be downloaded? In short, is there anything short of writing a custom script to update the packages that I can do? Thank you.

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