Then it is fairly independent from Windows and I keep it. Many of my favorite no-install programs are programs I have moved to another partition than it was installed to, and I test if it works well from there. I use more and more programs which do not depend much on Windows to work. I try to avoid using programs which have to be re-installed when I reinstall Windows. I have many favorite programs on the D: partition, and they continue to work no matter if Windows crashes, and needs to be re-installed, or if I change to another version of Windows. Would someone be so kind to explain why one would be against a program installing? I don't understand the issue here. Why can't you include my adware/shareware/demoware/etc.?.What are some of the different software license types?.How do I enable autorun on my USB drive so that certain applications or documents are launched when I plug my USB drive into the PC?.What is the best way to launch programs that require an extra parameter (eg.How do you test the programs to ensure they are portable?.

How do I extract files directly from an installer without going through the whole installation process?.

Do you support the software in the database?.

Why hasn't been added? It's portable and a great program.

What is the process for getting an application into the database?.

I just posted something in the forum but it didn't show up.

Why is it so bad for an application to write its settings to the user profile folder?.

What do you have against program installers?.

Why do you think apps should be portable?.

You can make your own suggestions in this forum topic.

Note: Some of these FAQs are contributed by members.

Make application portable