Ninite?

[legend8887]

Should I use it when installing programs on my brand new gaming PC? I will be installing things such as Google Chrome, Steam, Malwarebytes, and more. Do I need to worry about the latest version not being installed or adware?

[Muffinator]

Yes. It's crazy simple and easy. And it makes sure you don't get the bloatware that comes with some software unless you uncheck elusive boxes...

[dlf]

Be aware that all programs must go on your C drive if you install via ninite.

[legend8887]

Be aware that all programs must go on your C drive if you install via ninite.

Why?

[Vitalius]

Why?

It doesn't ask you where to install them. It says no to all adware. It will get the latest versions automatically, so you can download the program and run it whenever you want to update everything at once.

[dlf]

If you wanted to install them to a secondary drive (say your C drive is your SSD). I did ask them why and to let us install where but they rejected it.

[legend8887]

If you wanted to install them to a secondary drive (say your C drive is your SSD). I did ask them why and to let us install where but they rejected it.

Well that's just stupid and now I won't be able to use it.

[ZiggyManSaad]

Just use it and then move the file manually.