The Easiest, Fastest Way to Update or Install Software

[G-hot]

check it this shit out! :rolleyes: :D

http://ninite.com/

https://ninite.com/updater/?utm_campaign=navupdater&utm_source=ninite&utm_medium=link

[Knightmare]

I read about that program when I reinstalled Windows on my computer. I would have used it, but I already had the executable files that I needed, so I just made a batch file to run the exe files.

[T0nyB]

Have know of Ninite for half a year now. Sorry for not sharing the info about this great way to install software easily then :sorry: And thanks for doing this now, dude! :)

[grouchysmurf]

To be honest, it looks nifty and all, but I never install anything "blind".

I like to keep control during installations. But for the quick and easy crowd

it looks like it does the trick.

As far as the updater goes, I don't think I would pay for something that I can check myself.

Thank you for the info however, I will bookmark it. ;)

[dcs18]

It's not such a brilliant idea to be performing installations back-to-back - some applications need to reboot, others need to trigger an install / de-install upon boot. In short, not all software qualify for installation on-the-fly.

This sort of a avarice may be great for reclining noobs.

[pintas]

Is this free? If not, can anyone provide a fix for it? I'd like to try it.

Edit: Ok, not free... I guess its simillar to these though:

http://tgup.net/

I'll try them all out and see how it goes. Why pay for something you can do for free? :)

Edit:

Removed SpeedInstall found its Ad-aware.... disliked it.

Removed AllMyApps, doesn't update software automatically.... disliked it.

AppUpdater doesn't do s*it as it doesn't update at all :)

tgup Also crap.

Feel free to try it :D I guess unattended installs are out of the question.