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Windows Software Deployment With TGUP. Computers that are bought in stores and those that are build individually do not come with software preinstalled usually. A few options are available to deploy software on those new computer systems like installing each program manually, using custom operating system setups that install applications during the regular OS installation or running a program like TGUP after installation that offers to install multiple software programs without user interaction. TGUP, which stands for The Great Unattended Project, is a Windows software deployment application that can be used to install popular free software in Windows. The program can be used to either download and install the selected software or to only download it and create a silent installer. The second method can be used for multiple installations on different computer systems or to prepare the setup for a computer without Internet connection.

TGUP is a portable program that will launch a command line window upon execution. Ninite: One installer, multiple programs. OK so you’ve just reinstalled Windows for whatever reason (update, clean slate etc). Now you have to sit there for about an hour just downloading all your favourite programs again and installing them. Well not any more. Ninite is a revolutionary new way of installing the software you want. Instead of having to download and install each program individually Ninite will do it all for you. [Editor’s note: this review was written by Freewaregenius contributor Carbonize.

Ninite is also clever and it will not install toolbars or anything else that the programs try to install. Ninite has only supports a limited number of programs at present (66) but does offer some of the more popular and better known software. The only problems I have with Ninite are just little niggles. Compatibility: WinAll. Go to the program home page to download. Download the Microsoft Web Platform. Overview The Microsoft Web Platform Installer - WebPI provides a simplified installation workflow for installing common open source web applications and web platform technologies The Microsoft Web Platform Installer is a free tool that makes it simple to download, install and keep up-to-date with the latest components of the Microsoft Web Platform, including Internet Information Services (IIS), SQL Server Express, .NET Framework and Visual Studio.

Web PI also makes it easy to install and run the most popular free web applications for blogging, content management and more with the built-in Windows Web Application Gallery By clicking the Download links below, you agree to the license terms for the Microsoft Web Platform Installer. This installer will contact Microsoft over the Internet to retrieve product information. Some of the Microsoft software obtained through WebPI may use Microsoft's Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP).

Download WebPI 5.0. 5 Quick Steps To Manage Software Updates With SUMo. When you open a program to work with it, do you have the nerve to download and install an available update first? I didn’t think so. But will you do it after you’re done? Probably not. Keeping all of your software up to date is essential for several reasons. SUMo, which stands for Software Updates Monitor, is such a tool. There are five quick steps to secure a top notch system when it comes to software updates: 1.

To benefit from SUMo, you must make sure that you will actually use it. Tim recently explained how to Run Programs Automatically Using Windows Task Scheduler. Pick a time when you will likely have the time and patience for this task, and don’t forget to test whether your scheduled task works properly. 2. When SUMo pops up for the first time, hit the Scan button, so that SUMo can detect installed software. 3. Now, hit the Check button and come back in 3 to 5 minutes to see which software requires your attention. 4. 5.

Image credits: iprole. Smart Installer Pack Automatically Installs Your Favorite Software to a New PC - Installers. @sprik2323: Why do people keep mentioning portable apps. This is a different problem. Even with "portable apps" you have to download the installer for different applications. Even with portable apps the applications update and you have to either download the installer again, or hope the application has a built in update facility. Don't get me wrong, portable apps are great to carry around and use on other PCs, but on my own desktop I actually want to install some of these applications. Particularly things like Java. Another reason I like actual applications is security. @johnsmith1234: You do have point. The main goal of SIP as mentioned on their website is to "incorporate a handful of software* usually installed on new computers, reinstalled operating systems, etc.

". For me, personally, I can achieve this goal using PortableApps. However, a lot of users want to have the applications installed. This is a valid concern as well. Install dozens of useful applications at once with NirSoft Installer. InstallPad: Automated software download and installation. BitNami: Open Source. Simplified. Featured Windows Download: Ketarin Keeps Installer Packages Up to Date. AppSnap « Genotrance. Main Page. Inno Setup. Setup Wizard IDE (Dark) Inno Setup is a free installer for Windows programs by Jordan Russell and Martijn Laan. First introduced in 1997, Inno Setup today rivals and even surpasses many commercial installers in feature set and stability. FeaturesLearn more about what Inno Setup can do. Download Inno SetupGet the latest version of Inno Setup here.

Mailing ListBe notified by e-mail whenever major new versions are released. Frequently Asked QuestionsGet answers to common questions and problems. Don't forget to check out the Inno Setup forum, the primary source for Inno Setup support. Want to be notified by e-mail of updates? Key features: Support for every Windows release since 2006, including: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 10 on ARM, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista.

Is it really free of charge, even for commercial use? Free Windows Installer - MSI Installer Tool. Download of the Day: AppSnap (Windows) - Lifehacker.