Favorite Files

1. 7-Zip (32-bit)
2. Alcohol 120%
3. ATI Catalyst Drivers for Windows 7
4. ATI Catalyst Drivers for Windows Vista
5. Autoruns
6. CCleaner
7. CDBurnerXP
8. CrystalDiskInfo
9. DAEMON Tools Pro
10. Damn Small Linux
11. Defraggler
12. Diff Commander
13. DupeChecker Pro
14. DVD Identifier
15. Everything
16. ExifPro
17. FileMenu Tools
18. FileZilla v3 for Windows
19. FlashFXP
20. Google Chrome for Windows
21. GrabIt
22. ImgBurn
23. IrfanView
24. K-Lite Codec Pack 64-bit
25. K-Lite Codec Pack Update
26. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
27. K-Lite Video Conversion Pack
28. Media Player Classic - Home Cinema
29. Memtest86+
30. Microsoft Windows XP Mode
31. Mmm FREE
32. MozBackup (Mozilla Backup)
33. Mozilla Firefox (v3.5) for Windows
34. Mozilla Firefox for Windows (v3)
35. Mozilla Firefox Portable Edition
36. Mp3tag
37. Nero DiscSpeed
38. nLite
39. Notepad++
40. Paint.NET
41. PeerBlock Interim Release
42. PeerGuardian for Windows 2000/XP/2003
43. Picasa for Windows
44. Process Explorer
45. Quicksys RegDefrag
46. Radeon Omega Drivers
47. Revo Uninstaller
48. RomCenter
49. Safari for Windows
50. Seagate SeaTools
51. SpeedFan
52. Spybot - Search & Destroy
53. StartupMonitor x86 Edition
54. System Explorer
55. TeraCopy
56. The GIMP
57. TortoiseSVN
58. Unlocker
59. VHD Attach
60. VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows
61. VMware Workstation for Windows
62. Win7codecs
63. WinHex
64. WinMerge
65. X-Setup Pro
66. x64 Components
67. Xnews
68. Xpadder

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - ImgBurn

   2.4.4.0 (Apr 11, 2009)

   G_D: it's in the (advanced)->(bootable disk) tab when using build image. You provide the premade boot image, or extract it from any available disk and it'll use it.
   
   ImgBurn has never failed me, nor failed to impress me. Definitely earns the 5 stars and is freeware, no less. Great work and thanks LIGHTNING UK!

2. 
   Review - µTorrent for Windows

   1.5.1 Beta Build 458 (May 2, 2006)

   Wohoo! Another beta version in 2 days without a download!
   
   "download link not found for http:xxxxx"

3. 
   Review - Damn Small Linux

   2.2 (Feb 7, 2006)

   What an excellent little package this is!
   
   Kramy, you do realize there are floppy and cd images for booting DSL from a USB drive on PC's that dont have the ability to boot from USB...

4. 
   Review - µTorrent for Windows

   1.4.1 Beta Build 405 (Jan 18, 2006)

   Excellent app, has gotten much better in the last couple months.
   
   BTW: it DOES delete the torrent when you tell it to; It deletes it from the default storage directory that you set it to store torrent files to, and not from where you download them to.

5. 
   Review - VisualBoy Advance for Windows

   1.8.0 Beta 3 (Dec 14, 2005)

   Late news, this has been around since october (which was when I grabbed it initialy)

6. Comment - $1 rentals are not too cheap: Redbox sues 20th Century Fox

   1.8.0 Beta 3 (Aug 13, 2009 - 3:03 PM)

   PC_Tool, are you suggesting that Universal and Fox are thus legally required to sell to wholesalers who do business with redbox then? And thus that they couldn't 'strongarm' wholesalers?
   
   As far as I can tell with limited research, First Sale Doctrine requires a special license to allow revenue to be generated from rentals. As far as I can remember "allowed to rent" copies of movies cost roughly 4-5 times that of a regular retail copy and must be obtained directly from the licensor instead of any other wholesale/retail channel, though my experience in this is from knowing the proprietor of a rental store in a small town found in Canada in which I had access to printed material from various studios regarding 'coming soon' titles' ordering and pricing.

7. Comment - Joel Tenenbaum admits downloading music, found guilty of copyright infringement

   1.8.0 Beta 3 (Jul 31, 2009 - 6:07 PM)

   Anyone else considering that the two most publicized RIAA cases have both turned in the same fashion on defendant testimony? Precedent...

8. Comment - Apple using scare tactics to stop iPhone jailbreaking from becoming legal

   1.8.0 Beta 3 (Jul 30, 2009 - 1:39 AM)

   Bottom line to me is companies continue to try to take away rights from customers under the guise of DRM and 'proprietary' software in this day and age, be it with over-spun PR or not; what totally boggles me though are laws like DMCA that give companies with cash (from their customers) to prosecute the average joe (the customer who bought their hardware at a premium price) when the customer decides they want it to do what they want (be it a better interface skin, different OS entirely, or whatever) when they find out their favorite hardware manufacturer clearly does not want to deliver their sort of individualism.
   
   GO EFF! 3 years is too long in between for exceptions to be considered...

9. Comment - Jammie Thomas-Rasset infringed, says jury; fined $80,000 / song

   1.8.0 Beta 3 (Jun 22, 2009 - 9:53 PM)

   Money will be the end of us all.

10. Comment - New royalties for radio clears first congressional hurdle

    1.8.0 Beta 3 (May 14, 2009 - 8:10 AM)

    So, any bets on how long before they pass that bill that states simply "citizen = criminal"?