You can choose to update all the software in this list by clicking on the ‘Select all’ option in the bottom of the window. This lists the software for which updates are now available. Ninite Updater will not check for updates anymore for the applications you check in this list.Ĭlicking ‘Install Updates’ from the menu opens up a window similar to the one below. Right clicking on the system tray icon, you can choose applications to ignore.
This should cover most of the software you’ve installed on your computer. The program can check for updates for around 90 applications. In a few seconds, Ninite Updater should show you a list of available updates for your computer software. The rotating Ninite icon means Ninite indicates that it’s checking for updates. Once the Ninite Updater setup is complete, a notification pops up in the system tray informing that the installation was successful. It should take not more than a minute for Ninite Updater to finish installing. When you launch Ninite Updater for the first time, you’ll see a progress bar. Here’s our complete review of Ninite Updater. Ninite Updater costs you $9.99 but the guys at Ninite were kind enough to send us a review copy. The best part: it’s all done in the background (just like Google Chrome updates itself silently). Ninite Updater checks for updates for installed software on your computer and updates them all in one go. It’s the same old Ninite goodness again, but for software updates instead of new installations. Ninite has recently released Ninite Updater.
These are great reasons to use Ninite and that’s why a lot of tech support guys love it. There are no next/back buttons you have to go through, and all the toolbar crapware that comes with software installers is blocked. You go to, choose a set of applications and get a single installer that automatically downloads and installs all the apps you’ve chosen in a breeze. Ninite is a simple tool that bulk installs multiple applications at once. We’ve mentioned it in our list of time saver software, and we even interviewed cofounder Patrick over here a few months ago. Long time readers of Killer Tech Tips would know that we’re big fans of Ninite here.
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