Chocolatey, available at Chocolatey is a tool based on NuGet which uses a feed of known software and can install these from the command line.NET 4, Silverlight, the ASP.NET MVC 3 tooling, … are all on the Web PI feed and can be downloaded in one go. A small executable which is able to pull a lot of software from Microsoft and install it in one go. Web Platform Installer ( Web PI) – command line version.I’ve packaged Flash, Acrobat Reader, Chrome, Firefox, Java, … using Ninite and was able to install these items in one go. Ninite, which you can find at Ninite allows you to download and install some items of the list above in one go.There are three tools that will save you time: A time where some things can be automated and it seems like a PC repave should be relatively easy to do.
Oh boy… Knowing how '”fast” some of these can be installed, that would cost me a day of clicking and waiting.Īlso checkout Three tools can save you a lot of that workįortunately, we live in this time of computers.
Here’s a list of what I had on my system before and is absolutely required for me to be able to do my job: And I knew I was in trouble: that would be a load of software to re-install and reconfigure. My SSD did not feel as fast as it should have felt, resulting in me reinstalling Windows on it just to check if that led to any speed improvements. The downside of restoring an image which came from a non-SSD drive has been bugging me for a while though. A great addition, and it was easy to restore as well: swap the disks and restore the image from WHS. Over the past year some hardware changes have been made of which the most noteworthy is the replacement of the existing hard drive with an SSD. Which is awesome! And which is how I usually “restore” my PC into a stable state. I have a Windows Home Server (WHS) at home which images my PC almost daily and allows restoring it to a given point in time in less than 30 minutes. It"’s been a while since I had to repave my laptop. Repaving your PC: the easier way NovemEdit on GitHub
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