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VR-Zone Articles:  Ninite For Windows 7

Maximum PC:  Freeware Files: Auto-Installers for Your Favorite Windows 7 Apps!

TechSpot Reviews:  Install Over 50 Freeware Apps Hands-Free with Ninite

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A little tool to ease the rebuild of a PC with the usual suspects. http://bit.ly/12JI4j (ninight.com) 7 days ago

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#RECOMENDACION: para los que saben que programas bajar en su Pc aca esta la solucion http://ninite.com/ disfruten ah por nada¡¡ 7 days ago

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Ninite For Windows 7
VR-Zone Articles — ... download and install (the latest version of) your favourite apps, thus reducing the hassle of having to search and install them manually. Ninite is broken down into categories like “Web Browsers”, “Messaging”, “Media”, “Documents”, “Anti-Virus”, “File-Sharing” and currently supports popular browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Opera and includes utilities like VLC, Skype, MSN, Thunderbird, Adobe PDF Reader, Flash, bit-torrent tools, WinRAR etc. Ninite is free so grab it here now , select your favourite apps, download the installer and copy it to a ...

Freeware Files: Auto-Installers for Your Favorite Windows 7 Apps!
Maximum PC — ... the applications onto your hard drive without so much as an extra mouse click of your time. Of course, that's the best-case scenario. There are still a number of helpful "application packages" that are a wee less automated but still worth looking into. And if you need any further encouragement, one such tool cut my typical post-installation software installation time from around 30-45 minutes to a grand total of five--five hassle-free minutes, mind you. Ninite ...

Install Over 50 Freeware Apps Hands-Free with Ninite
TechSpot Reviews — ... entirely touched on how time-consuming it can be to actually download and then install every new app. Not everyone has a speedy broadband Internet connection or a well-equipped PC, and tracking down a dozen or more pieces of software along with manually installing each one could easily burn an entire afternoon -- not counting the time it takes to get your new operating system up and running. To further compound that situation, what if you are doing it on more than one computer? A nifty new service called Ninite tries to circumvent much of this pesky process by allowing ...