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MP3Tag for managing all your music files' tags, all formats supported Spacesniffer and RAMMap for troubleshooting your space and ram usage CCCP + Media Player Classic, absolutely required for all media playback solutions If you don't need the more advanced, complex features try the built-in night light out.

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** = As of right now the website seems to be down, but I'm sure it'll reappear soon enough.įor those recommending f.lux, I've been using the built-in Night Light feature in windows 10 and it accomplishes pretty much the same thing.

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* = Due to controversy and the increasingly difficulty to avoid unwanted bloatware during install I'm looking for another solution to recommend.

WinTileR - Edit tiles in Start Menu on Windows 10 - $0.99.

WinDirStat - Visual representation of the stored files - Free.

Unlocker - Unlocks files that Windows claim are being used by 'another program' - Free.

Transmission - BitTorrent client - Free.

FreeFileSync** - Syncing, backups and more - Free.

Free PNG to ICON converter - Creating custom icons - Free.

CCleaner* - Uninstaller and cleaner - Free.

Serviio - Streaming service with great subtitle support - Free.

Levelator - Audio normalizer for podcast recording and the likes - Free.

Famitracker - Tracker based on the NES soundchip - Free.

4K Download - Save content from YouTube - Free.

Concider this my 'second vote' on those programs. :)ĭisclaimer: I noticed some of these have already been mentioned. This list is going to focus on free and cheap go-to-programs that I love.

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I'm going to leave out programs such as the Adobe suite, Vegas Pro (all of which I use daily) and the likes because they're just too expensive. I have quite a few programs I always install right away when I'm setting up a new computer.

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I do mostly hand cleanings these days using that but my use is really focused in on a particular software title for licensing so I'm only doing reg surgery on a key or two. It also allows hive selection and a go to option so you don't have to dick around in the reg editor too much. With the job I do now we have to find registry entries for various reasons and this thing will spit out searches like you wouldn't believe.

What I do like is RegScanner from Nirsoft. I've also lost program associations and had my desktop icons reset and other random oddness which is why I avoid those these days. Back in the day I had to export certain chunks of Autocad's regkeys so I could reimport them after a reg cleaning. The issues I've personally had with reg cleaners in general is that they can sometimes wipe out keys that are required. That said, now that I do app admin for a lot of different software I see more of the negatives of reg cleaners than I did doing desktop support so I personally don't encourage them. I don't think it was ever updated past XP though so I had to quit using it and now I don't know the name. There was a really nice reg cleaner I used to use, can't remember the name, but it really cleaned shit out.a bit too well. I've just gotten down to using the absolute minimum so stuff like that went by the wayside. Plus ccleaner was compromised to some degree and I'm not into dealing with issues from that kind of thing. Maybe but all I cared about it doing was cleaning temp files so I just whipped up a script of my own. Very useful for finding differences between two folders, two text files etc.

Paint.Net - easy to use image editor, GIMP is more feature filled but takes longer to get a hang of.īeyond Compare - file comparison tool. Infranview - good for bulk image processing (resize / rename etc.) Handbrake - video encoder, very good at converting DVDs to MKV/MP4 Pngquant - a lossy png compressor that can achieve 70% reductions in file sizeĪutoHotKey - create macros to automate software / key bindings WinDirStat - for finding what files/folders are taking up space on your hard drive WinSCP - SCP client for connecting to linux boxes Notepad++ - good all around Notepad replacement with syntax highlighting and an FTP plugin

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KeePass - secure password storage, if you don't trust cloud based providers, this one is a no-frills desktop based option. Papercut - local smtp server, great for development work when you want to test sending emails Worked great to convert FLAC to ALAC and vice versa. DBpowerAMP is worth paying for as a music format converter.