I upgraded my repack of VC++ runtimes that you never seen before (I guess).

Changes in the program: v20.02.12 (2020-02-12): I added some keyboard shortcuts, for example, to revert back program original window size. All keyboard shortcuts works with num-lock on, so I won't write about it below. All below shortcuts works after the License page, and until the installation stage: [ctrl]+[5] reverts back the program window to it's orginal size [alt]+[5] resizes the program window to the bigger size (but not bigger than 1920x1080) [ctrl]+[alt]+[5] centers the program window on the screen [ctrl] & 1/2/3/4/6/7/8/9 decreases the window size according to the direction of the num-lock key [alt] & 1/2/3/4/6/7/8/9 increases the window size according to the direction of the num-lock key [ctrl]+[alt] & 1/2/3/4/6/7/8/9 moves the window on the screen according to the direction of the num-lock key All the above shortcuts works only on active program window. I also added that the program correctly calculates the size of components to be installed and the size of components to be uninstalled. All sizes is is displayed in the main components window. Now it should be more understandable. It also shows component name and/or group component size for installation components on the label above the components for installation. For uninstallation components it show the component name and it's key in the windows registry above the list of components for uninstallation. Replaced the "SleepTime" CheckBox into "Hide CP" and added new command line paramerter: /HideCP It hides all runtime during installation in the Windows Control Panel "Programs & Features", example of use: /HideCP=1 From now the program saves the contents of the summary log window in the %tmp% location as the program name with the addition of ".log". And it opens it if the installation was silent or you used mine command line parameters and any errors occurred during uninstallation/installation.