Install DIY to create your own personalized software installation package.

This post was written by myself a long time ago. Although it lacks technical content and is purely for personal learning and entertainment, I still want to share what I've learned. The tutorial might not be very well-written, so please don't mind: The original content is as follows: In fact, you often see many software packages on the internet that are not original versions but have been modified. For example, the common content displayed on the right side of installation packages, such as promotional materials or introductions from download websites, or notices and requirements that appear during the installation process. All these can promote the website, which is why many websites like to create their own compressed packages. Actually, a simple tool is all you need, though this method only applies to some software—not all installation software can be remade into personalized compressed packages using this approach. I've said a lot already, so let's quickly make your own software package. If you also want to create a personalized installation package, check below. I'll explain how to do it too. It's actually quite simple, and once you see it, you'll understand.