McRip SystemFiles

McRip SystemFiles is designed to help you install multiple runtimes on your computer without having to download them individually. It can be used to prepare your system by quickly deploying frequently used components such as Java and Adobe Flash Player.

After a fresh installation of the Windows operating system you often need to install other components in order to use your PC. Although multiple programs have prerequisites, not all of them include the frameworks in the installer which means that you need to deploy them manually.

In order to find the latest file you often need to download them from the developer’s website which requires time and an Internet connection. This package includes some of the most popular frameworks such as Adobe Air, Silverlight, Shockwave, DirectX, Flash and Java.

Besides installing these tools on a new operating system, you can also use McRip SystemFiles to update the existing ones. By default, the setup wizard will silently remove the current version and deploy the new files.

Although downloading the latest version of each framework and deploying it to one computer does not sound too hard, this package is really valuable for network administrators who need to perform the same process for multiple workstations.

In this case, launching the app from the command line allows you to silently install all the components. You can also use switches in order to save the installation settings to a file or prevent the user from canceling the operation.

Overall, the McRip SystemFiles is a handy tool for any user who wants to quickly update or install the DirectX, Shockwave or other utilities included in the package.