Turbo Studio is a Windows tool that enables users to create portable versions of programs by virtualizing their dependencies into standalone executable files.
Containerization
It is possible to virtualize apps into portable executables that can run independently of the system registry or settings. Each utility is isolated in its own container, which prevents conflicts with other software. This is especially helpful for running multiple versions of the same web project on newer OS including Windows 11.
There is a visual editor that allows you drag and drop files, folders and registry keys into the virtual container. You can simplify the creation process, eliminating the need to manually write configuration. The GUI also allows detailed control over the app’s filesystem, environment variables and services.
Packaging
It is possible to capture DLLs, ActiveX components and runtime environments automatically during installation monitoring. You can also import required dependencies on your own. The studio helps you make sure that packaged programs include everything they need to run properly, whether it is a modern or older computer.
Features
- skilled IT professionals can manage advanced configuration options;
- projects can be published directly to the integrated cloud platform;
- there is a snapshot tool that records the system state before and after installing the utility;
- free to download and use;
- compatible with modern Windows versions.