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Just installed Windows 7? Let Ninite do the rest

Bob — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:00:28 +0000

Windows only: A fresh installation of Windows or upgrading to Windows 7 from XP offers users a chance to get things cleaned and organized from the start, but it also means your going to spend a lot of time downloading, installing, clicking next, and reinstalling applications that you need and used so much in the past.

If you’ve done your homework and planned ahead, you can download all the installers you think your going to need, load them to a thumb drive or a DVD. But there is a much simpler way to avoid all that work and time by using Ninite, a simple to use software utility for Windows that will download all the latest versions of the software you pick from its directory, it will then combine all of those installers and install them for you on your hard drive.

The greatest thing about all this is you don’t have to touch or configure a thing, it installs each application one at a time. Another sweet thing about this is it installs all your selected applications with the least intrusive configuration, which means that all the selected software your installing go to the default folder you picked and comes without any unnecessary add-ons, such as browser toolbars, companion software, or language packs and unwanted virus scanner adds. All you have to do when it’s finished is delete the Ninite’s .exe file.

It allows you to bulk install up to 58 popular Windows applications without adding any unwanted software intrusive toolbars

It allows you to bulk install up to 58 popular Windows applications without having to install, monitor and check off those unwanted procedures like installing an intrusive toolbar, bottom line is it saves you time and simplefies the procedure. The selection of software is very good with many of the must have applications that you really need or have used in the past such as: Firefox, VLC, Chrome, Thunderbird, Open Office, Audacity, IrfanView, WinRar, Notpad++, Paint.Net, AVG, IMGBurn, uTorrent, and so many more top rated free software applications that you know your going to need. In fact, Ninite offers the majority of our 30 Recommended Software Downloads for Free list we wrote here on The Fiery Source last year, which is due to be updated here soon.

Ninite works exactly as advertised, so get on over to Ninite’s web site, check off the free downloads you want from each category, grab the custom installer download that it dishes up, and run it, and let it do what is designed to do best.

The Ninite installer is the fastest and easiest way to get many of your favorite software applications loaded up after that fresh Windows 7 upgrade or anynew install. Highly Recommend! You can get it here.

Create an Installation DVD from Windows 7 Student Upgrade

Bob — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:45:21 +0000

If you just snatched up a copy a Windows 7 upgrade for $30 with a college email address, you might have been surprised to find a file download instead of a DVD. Your left there with your jaw open and wondering now what. Don’t panic, the Download Squad blog details the easy process of that download into a bootable upgrade disc.

Download Squad’s method involves a easy one command-line trick, one program download, and one file copy. It’s not that hard to do, considering the price you paid it a sweet deal and worth a little time to get this wonderful deal.

How to make a DVD of that student-only Windows 7 you bought for $29.99 [Download Squad]

Students get Windows 7 for $29

Bob — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:38:41 +0000

If you’re a U.S. college student, or at least have a working .edu email address within the US, you don’t have to pay $120 to upgrade Vista to Windows 7. You can get the Home Premium upgrade for just $29. Nice saving eh!

If you go to Win741.com you will notice Microsoft is offering U.S. students only a copy of Windows 7 Home Premium for just $29 bucks. Thats a cool savings for sure and one that should be taken advantage of.

So hit the buy link to get that copy of Windows 7 for $29. You will be prompt for a .edu email address, and you will have to confirm via that email thru the .edu address. Buy here.

The Burger King Windows 7 Whopper

Bob — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 00:00:32 +0000

Sometimes I think Japan is one of the craziest countries on the planet, in fact I know it is. This week in Japan Microsoft and Burger King are offerings a new whopper in honor of Windows 7.

There calling it the Windows 7 Whopper, and it comes with 7 all beef patties measuring 5.1 inches in height. Just check out the photo.

The Windows 7 Whopper is available in Japan for 777 yen which is about $8.53, I think they should have released it in the US and UK as first, but what do I know. I know a few people that would have definitely drove down to the local Burger King for one of these all beef monstrosity. In fact I know a few boys that drag their knuckles on the ground here in Florida that would have love an opportunity to kill one of these.

It will only be available for seven days only, what a coincidence. Seven days, Windows 7, get it? Oh well. Video after the break of this new whopper in action.

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