Giveaway of the Day - MultiSet 6.7
September 18, 2009
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Want to create a WindowsXP installation disk that will automatically install the OS Windows without asking questions about username, product key, time and locale settings? At the same time your favorite applications are automatically installed, the necessary keys are entered into the registry, drivers are updated, new patches (service packs) from Microsoft are installed. It’s possible and you can do it easily with Almeza MultiSet!Almeza MultiSet will automatically install all the applications you require, either onto your original computer or onto a new one. It’s an ideal solution for rebuilding your systems quickly!
Besides, Almeza MultiSet can create bootable CDs/DVDs. Such disks can be used as a rescue means after a system crash. To completely restore the system, you will only have to insert such a disk into the CD/DVD drive.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 98, ME, XP Home Edition, XP Professional, 2003 Server, Vista |
| Publisher: | Almeza Company |
| Homepage: | http://www.almeza.com/ |
| File Size: | 6.09 MB |
| Price: | $99.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on September 18, 2009, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.almeza.com/.
Giveaway of the day is adware/spyware-free. If you want to check that yourself and keep your system healthy, we recommend Advanced SystemCare package.
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The Good
* Ability to create automated Windows installation disks that install Vista/XP, third party software, and other goodies such as drivers.
* Ability to create automated software installation disks.
* Ability to create an automated install list.
* You can easily reuse software installation “packages” for multiple CDs.
The Bad
* Cumbersome implementation of a great idea (”macro-recording”).
* You must copy the Windows disk contents to your computer prior to making the CD.
* You *must* enter company information/name when creating a Windows installation CD.
* You *must* enter Windows product key when creating a Windows installation CD.
* You must close antivirus/firewall and UAC (UAC only if you are in Vista) when ‘recording’ a software install.
* Does not verify if Windows product key is correct (typos can occur).
* Time zone list is very disorganized.
* No Windows 7 support in v6.7.
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@Ashraf: About the product key verification, it’s somewhat expected that it doesn’t exist. To actually implement the feature, there would need to be either a system call that verifies the key, or if someone cracked the Windows activation system and figured out the formula for product keys. Of course, as to the best of my knowledge, the first option doesn’t exist, and the second one would be illegal as it would be used by many as a keygen. So in conclusion, the lack of product key verification isn’t something they really can implement, so it doesn’t really consists a “bad” and shouldn’t be counted against them.
@GMMan
I know; I understand =). However, see this is where the good developers outshine the not-so-good developers: thinking outside the box =). They could simply add in a “Enter Product Key Again” box like you have to enter a password twice when registering for something to make sure the user does not include typos while entering the key.