Is there such software?

[aviationjames]

 

Neither do I >.<

 

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

 

Nah, all it does is put the exes in a location on the C drive, it doesnt run them, unless I didn't see an option which does that

[mikat]

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

me too, in primary school

[DIV1D3]

me too, in primary school

Good work young grasshopper, now to make a .bat that floods a friend's documents with hundreds of .troll files.  :lol:

[mikat]

Good work young grasshopper, now to make a .bat that floods a friend's documents with hundreds of .troll files.  :lol:

, our sysadmin (now in highschool) blocked "ctrl + r" but i just went to system32 and opened cmd.exe, our sysadmin is the biggest noob ever XDD

[Master Disaster]

Autoplay Media Studio is perfect for your needs, it creates an AIO exe with a WYSIWYG editor and a really simple language but its really powerful and can do almost anything you want it to from silent install scripts upto full on GUI applications with buttons to install things.

http://www.indigorose.com/products/autoplay-media-studio/

[Satlen]

Why not just use this?

 

http://lifehacker.com/5793427/how-to-create-a-custom-windows-installation-dvd-or-usb-install\

 

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-create-custom-windows-8-install-and-refresh-disc-1433371693

[aviationjames]

Why not just use this?

http://lifehacker.com/5793427/how-to-create-a-custom-windows-installation-dvd-or-usb-install\

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-create-custom-windows-8-install-and-refresh-disc-1433371693

Looks good, will it work with Windows 8.1 though, I only see 7

[vorticalbox]

On the USB key or whatever create a folder called installers then put all the EXE in there.

open notepad and copy below and save it to the root as something.bat

for /r "/installers" %%a in (*.exe) do start "" "%%~fa"

you could create a "files" folder and use xcopy to move the folder

 

Folder

XCOPY \files %username%\Documents /i

%username% gets the current.

 

You can call regedit in the batch tp make edits.

[Blake]

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?

powershell/batch scripts will do this. not sure of any program that will record the steps for you.