Favorite Files

1. AC3Filter
2. Ad-Aware
3. Adobe Flash Player for Windows (IE)
4. Adobe Reader for Windows
5. Alternative Flash Player Auto-Updater
6. AMD Catalyst Drivers for Windows
7. AOL Instant Messenger for Windows
8. AOL Instant Messenger Pro
9. ATI Tray Tools
10. Audacity for Windows
11. avast! Free Antivirus
12. CCleaner for Windows
13. cFosSpeed
14. Core Temp
15. Desktop Sidebar
16. DFX Audio Enhancer for Winamp
17. DFX Audio Enhancer for Windows Media Player
18. eMule
19. Event Log Explorer
20. FastStone Image Viewer
21. Filemon
22. FileZilla v3 for Windows
23. FireTune
24. Glary Utilities
25. Google Desktop for Windows
26. Google Earth for Windows
27. Google Pack
28. Google Talk
29. Google Toolbar for Firefox
30. Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer
31. Google Video Player
32. GPU Caps Viewer
33. HijackThis
34. IE 7 Tweak Utility
35. IE7pro
36. ImgBurn
37. Intel Chipset Device Software
38. Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE)
39. JavaRa
40. Longhorn Transformation Pack
41. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
42. Media Player Classic - Home Cinema (32-bit)
43. Media Player Classic for Windows 2000/XP
44. Messenger Plus!
45. Microsoft GroupBar
46. Microsoft IntelliPoint (32-bit)
47. Microsoft IntelliType Pro (32-bit)
48. Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows XP
49. Microsoft Joulemeter
50. Microsoft Private Folder
51. Microsoft Security Essentials (32-bit)
52. Microsoft Security Release ISO Image
53. Microsoft SyncToy
54. Microsoft Windows Defender (32-bit)
55. Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (x86)
56. Microsoft Windows Search for Windows XP / Server 2003
57. Microsoft Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor
58. Mozilla Firefox (v3) for Windows
59. Mozilla Thunderbird (v3.1) for Windows
60. Mp3tag
61. MSN Messenger for Windows
62. NASA World Wind
63. Nero
64. Nero DiscSpeed
65. Nero DiscSpeed
66. nLite
67. Online Radio Tuner
68. Paint.NET
69. PCI Latency Tool
70. PDF Explorer
71. PerfectDisk Professional
72. Picasa for Windows
73. PopTray
74. Process Explorer
75. Process Monitor
76. RealPlayer for Windows
77. RealTemp
78. Regmon
79. RightMark CPU Clock Utility
80. RivaTuner
81. Samurize
82. save2pc
83. Serv-U
84. Simple Adblock
85. Soulseek
86. SpeedFan
87. Spybot - Search & Destroy
88. Spyware Doctor
89. Startup Delayer
90. StatBar
91. SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition
92. Sysinternals Suite
93. System Explorer
94. TaskSwitchXP
95. TeraCopy
96. TuneUp Utilities
97. Unlocker
98. USB Mouserate Switcher
99. UXTender
100. Vista Battery Saver
101. VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows
102. VMware Workstation
103. Winamp 5 Full
104. Winamp TV
105. Winamp TV Lite
106. WinBar
107. Windows Live Mail
108. Windows Live Messenger
109. Windows Media Player for Windows XP (32-bit)
110. Windows Messenger for Windows 2000/XP
111. Windows XP PowerPacker
112. WinRAR (32-bit)
113. WinRAR GUI Patch
114. X-Setup Pro
115. XFilesDialog
116. Yahoo Messenger Archive Reader
117. Yahoo! Messenger for Windows
118. µTorrent for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Simple Adblock

   0.8.4 (Mar 26, 2011)

   This is a trial, and only blocks a limited number of ads per day.
   
   It used to be free, and it also used to crash a lot causing the loss of open browser tabs.
   
   I don't know if it still crashes or not, and I don't care to find out. How typical to try to make a buck off people who simply want to browse the web without six hundred and eighty six ads flashing, bouncing, flickering, jittering, popping up, talking, and making other various irritating sound effects every time you click a link.
   
   If they had fixed the bugs, made it very reliable, and allowed unlimited free use long enough to get a large base of loyal users, and THEN decided to come out with a more advanced optional paid version, then I could support them. But as it stands now, it seems to be just another crap product begging for a fee.

2. 
   Review - Battery Bar

   1.10 (Dec 20, 2009)

   There is a much improved version of this program by a different author, called "BatteryBar". It's created by "Osiris Development", and comes in Free and Pro (paid) versions and is compatible with 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows XP, Vista, and 7 and is updated regularly.

3. 
   Review - Messenger Plus!

   4.20.262 (Apr 30, 2007)

   ugh, why is this version just being added now? I went to download it, and found out it's the version I've been using for months already. How irritating. In any event, its a nice add-on for MSN Messenger, with an incredible array of options and new features. It can be a bit overwhelming at times with the layout, and the large number of settings, but it's well worth it for those who use MSN Messenger a lot. Read the installation carefully, to ensure you don't install the third party sponsor program if you have no desire to use it (and who does).

4. 
   Review - cFosSpeed

   3.01 Build 1152 Beta (Aug 4, 2006)

   CfosSpeed was recently listed on BetaNews incorrectly as version 3.1, but it's been corrected to show the actual version, which is 3.01.

5. 
   Review - WebImageGrab (formerly GOOGLEGRAB) for Windows

   2.1 (Jul 27, 2006)

   The interface is ugly, and it would be nice if it included a SETUP PROGRAM.
   
   I'll wait a few versions and try it again.

6. Comment - Microsoft's Windows 7 House Party prep video is a real party pooper

   2.1 (Sep 24, 2009 - 3:16 PM)

   "Can you believe that Microsoft put the launch of Windows 7 in OUR hands? Are they nuts or what?"
   
   No. No I cannot.
   And Yes. Yes they are.

7. Comment - AOL Refocuses AIM on Web Content

   2.1 (Aug 17, 2005 - 8:45 PM)

   The fact is that the average user has no clue about AdHack, and will simply install AIM with the default options, trusting that since it comes from a "reputable" company, that it is safe to do so.
   
   The fact that most users don't do custom installs to de-select the useless garbage that is installed with AIM, by no means makes it acceptable for AOL to include it in their programs, with full knowledge of the fact that users will unknowingly install it - be it from stupidity or not.
   
   They are abusing the trust of the users who expect not to be laden with useless crap when they install a simple IM program.
   
   It's as simple as that.
   
   If you want to blame it all on the users and negate their complaints, simply because you happen to know more about computers than the majority of the computer-using public... then I'd suggest you do a little reading on the subject of superiority complexes.

8. Comment - Internet Explorer 7 Beta Goes Gold

   2.1 (Jul 27, 2005 - 11:25 PM)

   Betas don't "go gold", final versions go gold.
   
   Gold is a final release, which clearly a beta is not.