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INFO: Internet Download Manager v6.25 Build 21 - RePack v3.0 by - =niTe_RiDeR_Pro=- CATEGORY: Download Managers, Download Speed Boosters Changelog Of RePack (Setup) NOTES & ENHANCEMENTS (MODIFICATIONS): Added .docx, dotm, .dot, .pptx, .pptm, .xls & .xlsx into the documents download category. Added .application, .bat, .cmd, .a3x & .au3 to the Programs download category. Added 8 stylish nice toolbar styles. Click here for the list See here for the latest switchless fullly silent sfx installer of this repack: [Currently Uploading latest Version] NEW: Added option to install IDM Backup Manager Credits: Credits to @alfreire for my setup wizard theming methods/tips. Command Line Parameters/Options: http://pastebin.com/Q375704 IMPORTANT NOTE: The file is 100% clean, no virus, no malware/spyware/adware/trojan. See the virustotal.com report for full virus scan details (Detection ratio: 0/54). In case mistakenly google chrome does not allow the download of the file, or shows that it is malware/'will harm your browing experience'; don't click 'dismiss' on the bottom downloads bar. Instead, click on 'Show all downloads', OR press Ctrl+J from the keyboard and then on the downloads page that opens, follow the steps as shown: (Click on the image for full zoom) BTW, I cant understand why the heck google chrome is telling that it is a malware??!! :shifty: Enjoy! :thumbsup:

You might want to check this out - atmzzrSystemCheck v2.6 [Check installed runtimes versions] - I don't think it's currently compatible with Win10, but you might could work with automizzer to make the two apps be in sync. As an off-the-wall thought, you might also think about making a companion "Runtime Removal" app, as a way to help clean up problem installations before running your installation app. Just an idea. I would also urge you to work with the other app makers here to help you make your AIO app smaller. I was surprised to see it is as large as it currently is. For those wanting/needing a smaller solution, they are able to put one together themselves using existing repacks available elsewhere here on the board. There are conveniences to having an AIO, but many would rather have a smaller solution. As a final observation, with the combination of runtimes in this app, and since each of them are updated frequently on a non-coordinated schedule, you are most likely going to be pestered constantly to keep this AIO up to date. Cheers and Regards

AFAIK, this should be: - Microsoft DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) including DirectX for Managed Code Support For Windows Xp & above Cheers and Regards

Could you update the links? They're dead.