Is there such software?

[aviationjames]

I would like some software which will be able to record my actions, for example:

 

Download Chrome,

Move some files from a USB to a HDD,

Make some registry edits,

and install all the .exe's in a folder.

 

I would like this to be a one click installation.

 

Do you know any software which is able to do this to a computer?

[SkywardKkalox]

I would like some software which will be able to record my actions, for example:

 

Download Chrome,

Move some files from a USB to a HDD,

Make some registry edits,

and install all the .exe's in a folder.

 

I would like this to be a one click installation.

 

Do you know any software which is able to do this to a computer?

Explain a bit more, your description is a bit vague.

[Uwillparish]

you mean a keylogger?

but seriously, why the fuck do you need to do this?

[You_are_a_cunt]

I think you can do most of that with a pretty complex .bat (batch) file. Not sure though.

Most likely you'll need something custom, since I don't think anyone ever needed something like what you're describing

[Sharif]

There is app directly from windows itself,can't remember it's name 

 

Lol it's called steps recorder

[You_are_a_cunt]

you mean a keylogger?

but seriously, why the fuck do you need to do this?

I think he needs something more in the lines of automation, not keylogging

[aviationjames]

you mean a keylogger?

but seriously, why the fuck do you need to do this?

Nooooo, I just want to automate the process. I often create new installations on windows for other people who have issues

[aviationjames]

Explain a bit more, your description is a bit vague.

Like automation, so I run an exe or something, and it will install all the applications one at a time

[Uwillparish]

Nooooo, I just want to automate the process. I often create new installations on windows for other people who have issues

only thing i can think of is https://ninite.com/

[DIV1D3]

I guess a .bat, once you make it work it should go to town and do everything nicely.

Though setting it out might be a pain. If you look into how to do everything you're wanting to do than you shouldn't have a problem. 

 

Though installation of programs I doubt would be able to be done through a .bat, you'd have to do that yourself, which wouldn't take long anyways. 

[aviationjames]

only thing i can think of is https://ninite.com/

Yeh, I have used this, but it doesn't have all the programs I require. So I was thinking of having all the exes in one folder, and an app or .bat to install them all

[aviationjames]

I guess a .bat, once you make it work it should go to town and do everything nicely.

Though setting it out might be a pain. If you look into how to do everything you're wanting to do than you shouldn't have a problem. 

So I would have to learn a language for coding? Any tutorials available?

[DIV1D3]

So I would have to learn a language for coding? Any tutorials available?

I don't think it's too hard to learn how to set up a .bat, I don't have any tutorials at hand but I may as well look seeing as I'd like to know too. 

[You_are_a_cunt]

So I would have to learn a language for coding? Any tutorials available?

batch files are mostly windows cmd commands. there's bound to be an entire wiki on it somewhere with examples and tutorials

[Stefken89]

Wouldn't this work? :

 

You can make a recovery version of the installed OS with all the programs you need installed, files you need etc... Then you can always put that recovery on the machine you want it installed on. You would just need to install drivers etc afterwards if you are dealing with different machines all the time. The recovery you make would then be like a custom installation...

[aviationjames]

Wouldn't this work? :

 

You can make a recovery version of the installed OS with all the programs you need installed, files you need etc... Then you can always put that recovery on the machine you want it installed on. You would just need to install drivers etc afterwards if you are dealing with different machines all the time. The recovery you make would then be like a custom installation...

Sounds good, but it might have issues with the product keys

[aviationjames]

batch files are mostly windows cmd commands. there's bound to be an entire wiki on it somewhere with examples and tutorials

Okay, I would like to learn that then, I'll hunt around for videos tutorials too. I would like to know how to execute the exe's from one folder, think that is a lot of command line?

[aviationjames]

There is app directly from windows itself,can't remember it's name 

 

Lol it's called steps recorder

Oh yeh, I have heard of it. That just captures screenshots

[aviationjames]

I guess a .bat, once you make it work it should go to town and do everything nicely.

Though setting it out might be a pain. If you look into how to do everything you're wanting to do than you shouldn't have a problem. 

 

Though installation of programs I doubt would be able to be done through a .bat, you'd have to do that yourself, which wouldn't take long anyways. 

 

 

I don't think it's too hard to learn how to set up a .bat, I don't have any tutorials at hand but I may as well look seeing as I'd like to know too. 

 

 

Wouldn't this work? :

 

You can make a recovery version of the installed OS with all the programs you need installed, files you need etc... Then you can always put that recovery on the machine you want it installed on. You would just need to install drivers etc afterwards if you are dealing with different machines all the time. The recovery you make would then be like a custom installation...

 

Have found this online: http://ss64.org/viewtopic.php?id=1008

 

I will follow this and hopefully it works

 

Edit: Looks complicated, don't know where to start.

[mikat]

I would like some software which will be able to record my actions, for example:

 

Download Chrome,

Move some files from a USB to a HDD,

Make some registry edits,

and install all the .exe's in a folder.

 

I would like this to be a one click installation.

 

Do you know any software which is able to do this to a computer?

step 1: learn windows batch

step 2: code the thing, it's really not that hard, although i dont know if you can automate registry edits with that, everything else can be done

[aviationjames]

step 1: learn windows batch

step 2: code the thing, it's really not that hard, although i dont know if you can automate registry edits with that, everything else can be done

Yeh, I've scrapped that idea of registry. Just would like the exes now.

 

Have found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26139456/batch-file-to-execute-all-exe-in-a-folder

[DIV1D3]

Have found this online: http://ss64.org/viewtopic.php?id=1008

 

I will follow this and hopefully it works

 

Edit: Looks complicated, don't know where to start.

Uhhhh, not sure, I'm just used to making a constant flow of CMDs that go until the computer crashes lol. 

[aviationjames]

Uhhhh, not sure, I'm just used to making a constant flow of CMDs that go until the computer crashes lol. 

Lol, found this : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26139456/batch-file-to-execute-all-exe-in-a-folder, not sure what to edit though

[aviationjames]

Uhhhh, not sure, I'm just used to making a constant flow of CMDs that go until the computer crashes lol. 

Found this, an application  http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/zipinst.html

 

Just have to put all exe in a folder

[DIV1D3]

Lol, found this : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26139456/batch-file-to-execute-all-exe-in-a-folder, not sure what to edit though

 

Neither do I >.<

 

Found this, an application   http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/zipinst.html

 

Just have to put all exe in a folder

Looks to be decent, report back in later with your results please.