The paid-for Pro version also gives you centrally managed updating, which could be useful for a server.ĭisclosure: I'm only a satisfier free-tier customer, never had the paid service from or worked for them. They don't have every piece of software available, but it covers most of what I need, including the Java JRE and JDK. I actually put it on a Task Scheduler job on some computers to make sure their software is kept updated (esp. On their website, just select which stuff you want from a list, and then a small ~300kb exe file will either update the selected software to the latest version, or install it if it's not installed already.

It's a free unattended installer/updater for things like Java, Flash, Silverlight, web browsers, utilities, developer tools etc., The install/update doesn't need any interaction, just start it and it will install everything by itself, excluding any toolbars or other things bundled with the applications you are installing.

I've been using it for the past few years for a lot of updating. If you are willing to use third-party software, try Ninite ().

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