text: All you have to do to check for updates is to run the "Run Ketarin Update" batch file which loads all supported programs in Ketarin. Here you need to select the update all option or check for updates but do not download option to do so.
  This way, you can keep the tool collection always up to date, provided that you store it in a location that the updater can write to. Ideally, it is placed on a USB flash drive and not burned to DVD.
  That's still not all though. If you open the documents folder, you will find about a dozen folders in it which lead to technical documents. The troubleshooting category alone lists 19 different documents to fix various errors, while the malware reference category offers step by step guides to remove viruses and malware from a system.
  GEGeek Tech Toolkit is a comprehensive collection of programs and reference documents for users of all experience levels, but especially for technicians and users who fix Windows issues regularly.
  The fact that it is possible to update the collection to keep all tools up to date makes it one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, downloadable tools collection for Windows.
  You may also like the fact that it is easy to add your own portable programs to the collection, and with some knowledge of batch files, add it to Ketarin as well so that these tools can also be updated automatically.
  Somewhere in the website it is written “…..First off don’t be alarmed when certain programs contained within the WSCC program give you a virus warnings……”
  Might have to have a look thru what’s included (I see SpywareBlaster in a screenshot – didn’t know that was portable!).
  Except for about 5 “installed” programs (office, ps etc) everything I use is portable. I just did a properties on my D:/Portable/ directory (this is programs only, no libraries in calibre for example – a winamp database, a large scrapbook dir in FF, a small sample of fonts in NexusFont, very small email eml containers – not much personal data all up really) – comes to 5.2Gb uncompressed. (and I do not have openoffice or libre office). And nothing really in the way of “duplicate” tools – eg only one PDF reader, one font manager, one FTP, one email client, one torrent client etc – several browsers tho.
  Wherever he is hosting this, his upload bandwidth stinks. The download has failed twice and is currently moving at a snails pace.
  I came here to post the exact same thing. I really want this tool, but it doesn’t seem to ever finish downloading.
  I used KLS Mail Backup (for Thunderbird) several years ago. I’m not sure why I stopped. Perhaps I had never reinstalled it after getting a new PC or format, etc.
  anyone else having problems downloading the toolkit? keeps getting interrupted. overloaded server maybe?
  I like the concept of the updater because I have to manually download the latest versions of software and put them on a flash drive whenever I go to work on a PC, but I’m certain that I wouldn’t need all 300 of what’s offered.
  PortableApps.com Platform includes an updater, which checks for updates every time you launch the Platform. An excellent tool; I’ve got it and many portable apps installed on my D: partition (yes, it works on a HD as well as a USB drive).
  Like others, I found the download was interrupted and incomplete. I installed “GetRight”, allowing me to resume the downloads. After a few reconnections I got there!
  I’ve tried 5 times to download this file and it stops before finishing every time. Anyone know of a good link?
  It’s been forever since I’ve used flashget, but it will ignore the time outs and pick back up from where it stopped which should make it where you can get the full download.
  This is pure shame that the author gives a 5 star rating for a software that no one can download. What does that tell you about the individual that developed it. Waste of my time