Favorite Files

1. AutoSizer
2. CloneCD
3. DirectX Redistributable
4. DOSShell
5. DupKiller
6. DVD43
7. Exact Audio Copy
8. FastStone Image Viewer
9. Free Download Manager
10. FreeArc for Windows
11. Google Earth for Windows
12. HashTab for Windows
13. HWiNFO64 (Beta)
14. ImgBurn
15. MemInfo
16. Microangelo Toolset
17. Mielophone
18. MTPuTTY
19. Mute on Lock
20. Nestopia
21. Office 2000/XP/2003/2007 Slipstreamer
22. Orbiter
23. Pixelformer
24. Portable Start Menu
25. PuTTY
26. RegSeeker
27. ReNamer
28. SimilarImages
29. SpeedFan
30. Subtitle Workshop
31. Tweaking.com - Windows Repair
32. UltraISO
33. Virtual CloneDrive
34. Wake On LAN Ex
35. WildBit Viewer

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - FastStone Image Viewer

   4.6 (Jun 29, 2011)

   Major vulnerability in the included Zip-handling library, which the developers are ignoring. They ignore all email, in fact. Perhaps they're imaginary.

2. 
   Review - SUMo

   2.8.2.91 (Jul 15, 2010)

   Please link directly to the RK-free Zip archive download. -5 stars for spyware.

3. 
   Review - WinZip for Windows

   12.1 Build 8497 (May 13, 2009)

   There's just no point at all in paying money for this. WinZip needs to find some killer features to differentiate it from 7-Zip and WinRAR.

4. 
   Review - ReNamer

   5Dec2008 Beta (Jan 18, 2009)

   Just about the perfect app. Every feature I could possibly want, and darned small.

5. 
   Review - OpenOffice.org for Windows

   3.0.1 RC2 (Jan 14, 2009)

   @Aegis69: Hate to point this out, but if you think back to XPSP2 and previous, there's a required download before you can use Windows/Microsoft Update: it's Microsoft's own in-house binary delta patch applier. It was written to make patches much smaller.
   
   Crack open any HotFix, Service Pack, or any other kind of patch, and you'll see entire DLLs, EXEs, and the rest-- sometimes multiple versions for multiple SP revs. Binary deltas? Missing in action. I haven't seen binary deltas since RTPatch on DOS-- and I once saw someone use RTPatch for Windows.