ExecAll

In an attempt to bypass the large size restrictions set in place by file hosting platforms to their free tier plans, archivists wishing to preserve abandonware programs and video games in a way that lets others enjoy their content have to divide the installation package into multiple parts, requiring users to download each one individually before running the main script.

Since installation wizards come in many shapes and sizes, the procedure can vary from one app to another, which is where a lightweight program known as ExecAll comes into play to fill in the need for such niche scenarios. With it, one can start selecting multiple target items for execution in order to streamline the otherwise cumbersome installation process.

IT professionals preparing company laptops with a fresh installation of Windows for newly hired employees can add the array of necessary apps alongside the utility at hand to automate the installment of the required software instead of manually launching every setup file.

Finally, users seeking to quicken the process of getting ready for work can select the range of programs required for their daily workflows and launch them in the specified order for handling emails, colleagues’ messages and database updates.