Now I can't tell if you if the specific app you want to be made portable doesn't care about being installed normally, but a simple test is to copy the location where it's installed to another computer and run the program. You'll have to do a little more work if some system modifications (like context menu modifications or registering the app as a default) were done during the installation, but otherwise, it works. Many apps, even after you've installed them, assuming they don't have any dependencies (like those Visual Studio libraries) or have DRM that requires activation, you can essentially copy and paste them in another computer and it'll work just fine. Technically speaking the only difference between a "portable" app and it's non-portable version is the portable app doesn't modify the system state, you can just run it. Is it true that programs in the normal installation version only clutter the system and it is better to run them in the portable version?Īre there any portable programs for Android smartphones? The only exceptions are programs that need to run background services or have drivers installed in order to run. In many computer magazines, when discs are included, there used to be normal installation versions of programs and now there are only portable versions. It is absurd that if even have a license for, for example, Nero Burning Rom or Nero Express, but if want to have it in a portable version, I cannot create such a portable version using Evalaze 2.2.1.1 and Cameyo, there are only 4 options as a normal one installing or downloading it from warez (even if have license), or using it as normally installed on a virtual system in a virtual machine, or opting out of such a program.
The ideal situation is when there is a "portable launch file"\App\"folder of the program name in the content of this program". Most programs have a very simple creation of a portable version by copying the contents of a folder from Program Files or Program Files(x86) This program is available in the latest portable version but is it virus-free? Very often in such situations a separate launch file is needed, but then there is a risk that there would be viruses. Newer versions of this VSDC program do not want to work after creating a portable version of the VMWare ThinApp. The last version of this program that worked as a portable version created with VMWare ThinApp is VSDC Pro 7.2.1.439. Click to expand.I also tried to create this program as a portable version with Evalaze 2.2.1.1 and Cameyo but it's the same.
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