Are you tired of having to navigate to a dozen different download pages after getting a new computer, just to get the software you want to use installed? If so, Ninite is the answer to your problems.

With Ninite, you can install numerous free applications at once. It’s free, elegantly presented, and easy to use. A new computer is like a box of chocolates… if the box were half-full of chocolates ...

The next time you want to install your favorite browser, update iTunes, or get the latest security release for Flash, do yourself a favor. Skip the vendor’s site and go straight to Ninite.com instead.

Previously called Volery, Ninite is a solution to a problem which must pain us all. The time it takes to install software, in particular, on a new machine, is considerable and Ninite have provided a ...

Installing applications sucks. Loading up the download page, waiting for the download, clicking through pointless "next" buttons. Now repeat the process 20 times if you’re starting from a clean ...

Ninite, the all in one easy PC setup tool recently released a pro version of their service targeted towards businesses. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Ninite, it’s a customizable installer ...

Some people avoid any and all update notices—and you can't always blame them, given how many occur on the average computer. Reader Andrew Chandler suggests fixing their ignoring ways with the no-fuss ...

Without doubt, there is a core set of applications and tools you need on all PCs, whether it’s your own machine or those of users. That set typically includes one or more Web browsers along with ...

But re-installing all your favorite and necessary apps can be a right pain, and it even means opening Edge to download Chrome (shudder). Fortunately, there’s an app that simplifies all of that: Ninite ...

Even if you aren’t a technical user, getting your open-source apps (and updates) from UniGetUi is simple. However, it still might be too intense for less experienced users. I am a tech user. However, ...