in·stall·er /inˈstôlər/ Learn to pronounce
noun
1. a person who places or fixes equipment or machinery in a position ready for use. "a manufacturer and installer of windows and doors"
2. a piece of software that installs a program on a computer's hard disk. My own definition based on the lesson: An installer is a small program that helps guide us through the setup of the application that we are starting up for the first time.(In case we are getting our product from the Internet, we should download the Installer before we run it. Something else, the Installer will run from a similar CD on which the application programming has been provided).
In years past, we helpless spirits were manhandled by many various types of installer programs. Today, installer programs work the same way for all product establishments. All things considered, generally.
The Installer will ask you where you need the product being referred to be put away on your PC, will unload, sort out and circulate the required projects and records to the area, tell you that the product has been introduced effectively and - normally - find out if you need to run it at this moment or delay until some other time.
In the event that the Installer needs more space on your PC to introduce the required documents, it will gripe and request that you drop the establishment. After you have made space by erasing different projects on your PC - or by purchasing another plate drive - you can attempt once more.
In some cases, an Installer needs records from Microsoft Windows or different sources that it can't discover on your PC. Rotsa ruck in case this is your concern. Joyfully, Radio doesn't require other stuff.
Now and again (this isn't the situation with Radio possibly), you should restart your machine after the product is introduced so significant settings are 'enrolled' with the PC on a first-time just premise.
Assuming you need to clean Radio from your machine, Radio offers a standard method to uninstall itself. Essentially select Programs->UserLand->Radio UserLand Uninstaller from the Windows Start Menu and snap