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undelete plus is good free data recover solution !!
http://undelete-plus.com/files/undelete_plus.exe

Message edited by lolitha on 12-14-2007 at 02:36:15 PM

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gomerpile wrote :

I can say I have tried almost every spyware and melware software and most have gave me a problem of some sort but I came across this uniblue software and if you have never tried it I do recommend it. I started with the registry booster. What a difference in performance after I ran the program it also defrags the registry, then i tried the spyware and it is absolutely the top guy for me now, then there is the speedupmypc take a look for yourself it is really a good program/s for spyware. http://www.liutilities.com/

I've heard Uniblue mentioned a few times, so it's probably good stuff. But it's also not free, unless you count a one-time scan designed to convince you to buy the product as being "free".

For me, I've been using AVG (http://free.grisoft.com/) and/or Avast (http://www.avast.com/) for Anti-Virus for years, and both work well. Also, I use Ad-Aware (http://www.lavasoftusa.com/), Spybot (http://www.safer-networking.org/), and Spyware Blaster (http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html) for Spyware, and have no problems. As far as I'm concerned, 2-3 good free programs are FAR better than a single "commercial" program, no matter how good it is, every...single...time.

Reply to flydian

Avira anti-virus: low memory usage, good for gamers.

http://www.free-av.com/

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Wow! Thank you everyone for your information. I really liked this post, interesting perspective. I was looking out for the same kind of information. Thanks a lot.

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Reply to StewartRoonie

I know this thread is quite old but a favourite freeware download site I visit regularly is:

http://www.snapfiles.com/

It does host shareware and pay software but the freeware is freeware. No nags no traps entirely free.

They have their own review, rating and also test the applications for syware. There are user reviews also to better assist with decision making.

You can either cilck on the freeware tab at the top of the page and browse through the categories or you can use the search bar for something more specific and click on the "Search for freeware only" button when prompted.

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dunklegend wrote :

Added CPU Z, can someone tell me if the description is right for it?

<b><font color=orange>Beauty is only skin deep, ugly goes to the bone.<font color=orange></b>

Yes, the description of it is correct. By the way, you can add GPU-Z, aswell. http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

There is also a application called AMD Overdrive, which can be found here: http://www.amd.com/us-en/0,,3715_1 [...] 59,00.html
I don't know, if it only works for AMD and ATI products or others aswell. I would categorize it as System overview and overclocking. (:

Reply to Thisi

3dpchip can add as hardware detection category.
[url=http://www.vga.pe.kr/xe/202187][/url]

Reply to savege3d

I'd also suggest getting Picasa 3—whether or not you use Picasa now. Picasa's always been a great photo management tool, but 3 has really useful features like a better preview function (works within Windows) and mass-watermarking.

Reply to r_manic

wow im just new here and i think this is the best site that i ever seen!!

to many people here not like other forums its like a ghost town

by the way you have many nice application thanks for sharing

Reply to mbangbang23

Antivir is www.free-av.com

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Reply to Hyno

Sorry for some of the old information.
I will try to do an update of the information on this sticky later this week.

Reply to dunklegend

I fixed the link for SUPER Video Converter

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Reply to dunklegend

Faststone Capture is not free anymore, so I fixed the link so it will take you to the last free version.

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Reply to dunklegend

Deleted Sonique's link as it is not working anymore.

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Reply to dunklegend

Where is handbrake?

http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php

Open source video encoder, only supports newer standards like H.264 and MPEG-4 though. Full multi-threaded so it can use at least 8 threads at 100% load (maybe more, but I can only run 8 anyway).

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www.filehippo.com

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Reply to alexj022

Per randomizer's request I added handbrake.

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Reply to dunklegend

For save stream video from sites kinda youtube, redtube, etc. you can use
SaveTubeVideo from
http://www.savetubevideo.com/

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