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File Shredder allows you to permanently delete files so no one can recover them.

File Undelete allows you to recover accidentally deleted files.

File Encrypter and Decrypter, will help you protect your files from unauthorized access by encrypting them.

The Files and folders module contains very useful advanced tools:

Disk Analysis Tool analyzes how your disk space has been used.

It shows you the space usage of your files and folders so that you can know which programs use your space.

Duplicate Files Finder looks for wasted space and defective duplicates. read more

Each browser has its own identity, its own specific rendering engine – except Lunascape Orion Browser, another free alternative browser for Windows. The simple and lightweight browser features triple engine technology that allows the user to switch between Trident (Internet Explorer), Webkit (Google Chrome) and Gecko (Firefox) engine.

If a link does not work or is only compatible with a specific browser type, such as Firefox, you do not need to end the current browser session and switch to another browser to reopen it. Just switch to the right engine to get the best Internet experience. It’s as simple as changing gears instead of changing cars and it saves a lot of work. read more

The importance of a firewall cannot be overstated. A firewall can block threats that your antivirus software may have overlooked. Not only that, but it can also prevent hackers from entering your computer! The built-in Windows firewall is great – and just good enough for the average user who wants protection and doesn’t want to worry about installation. The default values of your Windows firewall should be sufficient and, with good antivirus software, should provide complete protection for your Windows computer. However, if you want a simple interface to help you configure Windows Firewall, you can try Windows Firewall Control, Windows Firewall Control and Windows Firewall Notifier. read more

Inspired by cold air, Bing decided to bring the winter season to your Windows desktop. You published Wallpaper and Screensaver Pack, consisting of seven cool images that were displayed on the Bing Search homepage in the past.

Bing Winter Wallpaper and Screensaver Pack for Windows

After downloading the 16MB installation file, run the installer to install the Bing Winter Wallpaper and Screensaver Pack. If you do not want to change your search and homepage settings, you can disable the previously marked fields.

After installation, you will find beautiful winter wallpapers and a screen saver with frosted landscapes. read more

RecImg Manager is a new PC utility software from SlimWare, the manufacturers of SlimCleaner and SlimComputer, that takes a snapshot backup of the Windows 8 operating system and installed software. During recovery, RecImg Manager reinstalls only Windows 8 and its components, which means that documents, videos, music and other personal files remain intact and intact. RecImg Manager restores Windows 8 components and software installed in the right place on the hard disk without losing documents, images, music or other data, allowing users to back up and restore their hard disk several times. read more

In previous versions of Windows, you could see the list of wireless networks to which you were previously connected, change the order in which those preferred networks were connected when more than one was available, and add or remove the preferred networks from that list. You can do this via Control PanelNetwork and InternetManage Wireless Networks.

Until Windows 7, previously connected wireless networks were stored and displayed in the list of preferred wireless networks, but this feature seems to have been removed in Windows 8. Microsoft probably deleted it because they added a supposedly smart feature that handles wireless profiles as much as you connect to them. Although you can still see native Windows 10/8 wireless network profiles, it would be nice if we now had free software to do it quickly, wouldn’t it? read more

There was a time during the days of Windows XP when you had to install anti-spyware software after installing antivirus software. The two anti-spyware programs that almost everyone respected were AdAware and Spybot Search & Destroy. Over time, anti-virus companies have begun to integrate anti-spyware definitions and features. In addition, from Windows Vista, the operating system simply increased its security, so it was not easy to install spyware or adware on Windows. It was therefore not necessary to install separate anti-spyware software. Over time, AdAware would have become a bloatware, and SpyBot, well, it disappeared from most people’s minds – but there were still many SpyBot fans who continued to use freeware. read more

11)Replace the network adapter. In the dialog box that appears, click to select your network. Right-click to select Properties. In the dialog box that appears, click IPv4 and click Properties again. You can see your current primary and alternate DNS at the bottom of the dialog box.

The following image shows me that my DNS servers are not properly ordered and that I am therefore not able to use the maximum speed. It also tells me which DNS server I should do primary and which I should enter the alternative DNS. One should be my primary DNA, and both should be my alternative DNA. read more

If you are a music lover or a complete movie bluff, I’m sure you have gigabytes of music files stored on your hard drive. So many resources make it difficult to find the item of your choice. Sometimes you even wonder what you want to play. Manual file search has become an old method. Try Pick Me for Windows instead.

Pick me for Windows is a simple program, a random selection of files from the Donation Coder forum. The program has its purpose – it creates a list of random media files from which you can select and play. read more

I am one of those people who would like to know what is happening in the background on my Windows computer. I used to use the task manager to manage widgets and freeware to find out what program was running, what my memory usage was, and so on. And then I came across this little utility called MemInfo!

MemInfo displays the current Windows memory usage in the taskbar. The current memory means both the physical memory and the page file in real time. It is also very adaptable. Under Options, you can choose whether the page file should be displayed instead of the physical memory or whether the display should be switched to free memory and the actual percentage. read more