Not sure what all of the above are for? Keep reading for a breakdown. Run it, sit back, and watch your PC fill up with the utilities you’ll be using all the time. Once you download your custom installer, you’re almost done. Make substitutions where you want, of course. Give each of the below programs a checkmark ✅, then click “Get Your Ninite” to create an installer that bundles all of these programs together. Here’s the quick version of where to start. I picked out the software I’d tell most people to install on a new PC, but you can add or remove whatever suits you. Ninite (opens in new tab) also offers a lot of software you probably don’t need, but none of it’s forced on you. It’s mercifully free of the annoying toolbars and “offers” aka adware that most installers try to sneak onto your PC, and it saves you loads of time going to each individual website to grab the basic software you’ll want on your PC. Ninite builds a custom installer for you that groups up all of the applications you want, then installs all of them in one go. This is the same tip I’ve been offering to new PC owners for years. (opens in new tab) Ninite (opens in new tab): Bundle up the basics So we’re going to speed up that process with a bundling service called Ninite (opens in new tab), which will help us download and install most of what we want in one go.įrom there, I have recommendations for a few more go-to apps and the other essentials you’ll need to game. Setting up a new PC can be fun, but it can also mean going to one website after another installing the same basic software, which is kinda boring and tedious and every other program is going to nag you to restart. The satisfaction of a fresh start comes from running only the software you truly want and need, with none of the bloat. And by paint, I mean software.īut we’re gonna fill in this canvas in style, not just willy-nilly, so that your new PC remains lean. That means it’s time for us to slap a whole bunch of paint on it. Closing out the year with a brand new PC? Whether you bought it or built it (and I gotta know…AMD or Intel?), your new PC is essentially an empty canvas.
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