This clever web-based utility creates you a custom, unattended installer for all of the applications you want on your new computer (see page 2 of this article for a list of our top picks). Fortunately, there's a better way using Ninite. Without a doubt, the perfect solution to keep your computer in the best conditions, while saving time.There are so many useful Windows freeware applications that should be installed on any new PC, but installing any of it manually often leaves you with a computer that's full of toolbars, adware, spyware and other utilities that you really don't want. Therefore, you can update Chrome, Nero, iTunes, Skype, WinRAR, AVG, Avast!, Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive.
Well, all sorts really: browsers, messaging apps, image editors, compressors, runtimes, office suites.
Previously verifies digital signatures or hashes. Downloads applications from official sites. Searches for the language corresponding to your system or whichever one you choose. Installs 64-bit apps on 64-bit systems. Always says no to toolbars and additional installations. Installs the applications in the default location. Doesn't bother you with any kind of option or choice. 
Starts running as soon as you launch it. It comes along with the following features: It will take care of checking, in the background, if they've been updated and if so, will download the new version.Ī comfortable way of keeping your computer always up to date. You've only got to run this program, that runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8.x and 10, and choose from the list offered, the apps you've got installed. Update your Windows application in batches How many programs have you got installed on your computer? Are they all up to date? Don't worry, because now it's not necessary to go through them one by one to get hold of the latest version: to update the software you only need Ninite, a tool that checks in a jiffy which of your applications have been updated.
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