When you are a computer geek, you would like to make things pretty easier for you to use and mostly you would like to make things automated. Going to every website that provides softwares, searching for the download links and downloading them individually is indeed a hard task. To automate the software installation processes, InstallPad helps a lot.
Installpad is a software for Windows which has a big list of applications and which can download and install your favorite softwares without you having to download them manually and individually.
According to the creators:
InstallPad can help you. It takes a list of your favorite programs and will download and install the ones you pick. It doesn’t need to ask any questions, so you can go do more important things. InstallPad can resume downloads you’ve canceled, and can even try and find the latest version of your program online.
If you administrate or develop for Windows, InstallPad can help you get a machine set up with service packs, applications or development tools without the need for CDs or running lots of scripts. With it you can quickly install a host of programs silently, pass arguments to the installers, and run post-installation scripts.
There is a big list of applications available for download and you need to do nothing more than installing this software and marking all those softwares which you want to download and install.
You can get InstallPad from here.
InstallPad does NOT work. I tested it and it installed less than 1% of the apps that I loaded it up with.