Vanyel
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Anyone wanna share their list of useful freewares that they are using?
Off the head what i can think of that im using
OS Installer
Rufus
Ventoy
Image viewer
Irfranview
Media Player
VLC
Uninstallers
Geek uninstaller
Revo uninstaller
DDU
System/Diagnostic
HWiNFO
CPU-Z
Afterburner
Rivatuner
Storage management <--- useful for finding out where all ur storage space went to haha
Treesize
Wiztree
Archiving and File Management
7-Zip (open-source, strong compression support for 7z, ZIP, RAR, and others)
Everything (ultra-fast file indexing and search)
Browser and Internet Tools
Mozilla Firefox or Brave (privacy-focused browsers)
qBittorrent (open-source torrent client, no ads)
Text and Code Editing
Notepad++ (lightweight and supports over 80 languages)
Visual Studio Code (full-featured, extensible editor)
Security and Privacy
GlassWire (network monitor and visual firewall)
KeePass (local encrypted password manager)
PDF and Office Utilities
SumatraPDF (minimalist PDF and ebook reader)
LibreOffice (full open-source office suite, supports MS Office formats)
System Cleanup and Maintenance
BleachBit (open-source alternative to CCleaner)
Autoruns (detailed startup program manager from Microsoft Sysinternals)
Backup and Recovery
Macrium Reflect Free (disk imaging and cloning)
SyncBackFree (flexible file backup and sync tool)
Virtualization and Emulation
VirtualBox (Oracle’s open-source virtual machine platform)
DOSBox (classic DOS emulator for legacy software)
Off the head what i can think of that im using
OS Installer
Rufus
Ventoy
Image viewer
Irfranview
Media Player
VLC
Uninstallers
Geek uninstaller
Revo uninstaller
DDU
System/Diagnostic
HWiNFO
CPU-Z
Afterburner
Rivatuner
Storage management <--- useful for finding out where all ur storage space went to haha
Treesize
Wiztree
Archiving and File Management
7-Zip (open-source, strong compression support for 7z, ZIP, RAR, and others)
Everything (ultra-fast file indexing and search)
Browser and Internet Tools
Mozilla Firefox or Brave (privacy-focused browsers)
qBittorrent (open-source torrent client, no ads)
Text and Code Editing
Notepad++ (lightweight and supports over 80 languages)
Visual Studio Code (full-featured, extensible editor)
Security and Privacy
GlassWire (network monitor and visual firewall)
KeePass (local encrypted password manager)
PDF and Office Utilities
SumatraPDF (minimalist PDF and ebook reader)
LibreOffice (full open-source office suite, supports MS Office formats)
System Cleanup and Maintenance
BleachBit (open-source alternative to CCleaner)
Autoruns (detailed startup program manager from Microsoft Sysinternals)
Backup and Recovery
Macrium Reflect Free (disk imaging and cloning)
SyncBackFree (flexible file backup and sync tool)
Virtualization and Emulation
VirtualBox (Oracle’s open-source virtual machine platform)
DOSBox (classic DOS emulator for legacy software)
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