I appreciate the additional practical reasons you utilize PORTABLE APPS. It's OK for making portable apps out of simple programs. I run a very large number of portable apps on my D Drive.ġ) Obviously Antivirus, Firewall and resource draining programs such as Photoshop need to be installed as normal on C Drive.Ģ) I'm sick though of installing a huge number of programs on C Drive especially when i have to reformat and reinstall Windows.ģ) A large number of Portable Apps can be installed in just a few minutes via Copy and Paste.Ĥ) My portable apps are mostly made up of those I don't use regularly ie Burning Software, Video or Audio Converters, Wave Editors, Bulk Name Renamers, File Unlockers, PDF Readers, LibreOffice, YouTube Downloaders etc etcĥ) You can make your own portable apps with Cameyo.
I am using this programs like if they were in my system but their installation don't touch anything in the system. Right this moment I have Irfan view, DL Now and Flash installed in their own sandbox. When you want to get rid of the installation, you just delete the sandbox, no need to uninstall anything. When you install a program in a sandbox, the installation diesnt touch the system, files, registry. This is not portable but the end result works out about the same. Sometimes I keep the installation for a few hours or weeks, depends on what I want. When I want to try or test something, I install the program in their own sandbox (Sandboxie), and keep the installation for as long as I want it. I dont install antiviruses, scanners, nothing, that litters the system. The only programs I have uninstalled in this computer are the ones that came with the computer. For example, I bought my W10 last July 8th, by the 10th, I had installed the few programs I use on a regular basis and haven't changed anything since.
When I get a new computer, I only install programs (portable or regular) I use on a daily basis and dont install anything else or remove anything unless there's a problem or a conflict between programs, which is rare for me. I avoid installing programs in the real system. Hi Alan, I also like to keep my system clean but I do it differently than how you do it.
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