How to use wget in PowerShell console with username and password

It looks like you actually want to run the program wget.exe, but PowerShell has a builtin alias wget for the cmdlet Invoke-WebRequest that takes precedence over an executable, even if the executable is in the PATH. That cmdlet doesn't have parameters --user or --password, which is what causes the error you observed.

You can enforce running the executable by adding its extension, so PowerShell doesn't confuse it with the alias:

wget.exe --user 'My.UserName@gmail.com' --password 'MyWhatEver@pas$w0rd' https://bitbucket.org/WhatEver/WhatEverBranchName/get/master.zip

Note that you should put string literals with special characters like $ in single quotes, otherwise PowerShell would expand something like "MyWhatEver@pas$w0rd" to "MyWhatEver@pas", because the variable $w0rd is undefined.

If you want to use the cmdlet Invoke-WebRequest rather than the wget executable you need to provide credentials via a PSCredential object:

$uri  = 'https://bitbucket.org/WhatEver/WhatEverBranchName/get/master.zip'$user = 'My.UserName@gmail.com'$pass = 'MyWhatEver@pas$w0rd' | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force$cred = New-Object Management.Automation.PSCredential ($user, $pass)Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri -Credential $cred