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    Default 'Essential' Windows Software?

    I'm into the content stage of a new little project I'm putting together, it's essentially a first-stop for more inexperienced Windows users to download useful free software which actually adds to the performance and security of Windows.

    If you were installing a fresh copy of Windows, which software would you instinctively install? Think as basic as browser choice and anti-virus to small tools and utilities.

    I'm looking for around 15-20 total pieces of software and they will become the foundation of the site! Think photo management all the way to tweaking/optimisation software.

    In return for an accepted suggestion, you'll get your name, twitter avatar and backlink of your choice in a special contributors spot when the site is finished. It'll look and perform awesome-ly, don't despair.


    Thanks for reading and a special thanks if you have some personal software suggestions of yours!

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    Skype
    WLM
    SAM Broadcaster
    Virtual Audio Cables
    TeamViewer
    Office Suite
    Adobe Suite
    ex-hxl manager
    ex-event organizer
    ex-gfx designer
    ex-competition staff
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    OFWGKΔ

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    Thanks, made me remember VLC! - The resource itself wont look much like a blog post at all, uncluttered and simplistic are my best bud clichés.

    Quote Originally Posted by RemelKiid View Post
    Skype
    WLM
    SAM Broadcaster
    Virtual Audio Cables
    TeamViewer
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    Adobe Suite
    Thank you, looks like what I was expecting of a DJ setup! Most of these are likely a bit too specialised but Skype and WLM are on the 'how about this one?' list

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    Dropbox
    Spotify
    Notepad++
    WinRAR
    Visual Studio 2010
    MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
    TeamViewer
    Wampserver
    Sandboxie


    Quote Originally Posted by Jaaaack! View Post
    See, however much I want this, my girlfriend uses my PC too much, and I would be killed.





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    I'd recommend the following:
    (1) Malwarebytes - one of the best anti-malware programs I've used and often recommended by professionals. Has a free and paid version (paid version allows for extra protection and scheduling I think). http://www.malwarebytes.org/
    (2) Lavasoft Ad-Aware (has a free version and different paid versions) http://www.lavasoft.com/products/ad_aware_free.php
    (3) Spybot - Search & Destroy (Just a free malware program) http://www.safer-networking.org/
    (4) AVG Free (Free version of AVG Anti Virus) - http://free.avg.com/gb-en/homepage
    (5) ZoneAlarm Free Firewall (Free version of ZoneLabs Firewall) http://www.zonealarm.com/security/en...e-firewall.htm
    (6) CCleaner (for removing uneeded junk files, start up programs and other handy utilities) http://www.piriform.com/CCLEANER
    (7) Recuva (For recovering deleted files) http://www.piriform.com/recuva
    (8) Speccy (For finding specifications on your PC - handy if your unsure of stuff, such as am I 32/64 bit, which OS version etc) http://www.piriform.com/speccy
    (9) CPUID - (A collection of programs for getting basic/advanced computer knowledge, for example PC stuff, CPU-Z and PC Wizard for lots of information on hardware etc) http://www.cpuid.com/softwares.html
    (10) FileHippo.com Update Checker (Checks a large list of freeware programs and lets you know of any updates) http://www.filehippo.com/updatechecker/
    (11) Device Doctor (Like above but for checking driver updates) http://www.devicedoctor.com/
    (12) Unlocker (Program for finding out what processes are using a file folder and can usually unlock it for removal - handy when trying to delete files that can't be deleted as they are apparently open).
    (13) Process Explorer (Advanced process explorer/monitor) http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...rnals/bb896653
    (14) McAfee SiteAdvisor (Website warning system with reviews that works on a variety of browsers) http://www.siteadvisor.com/
    (15) Format Factory (Program used for converting audio, video and image files) http://www.formatoz.com/

    I'll probably think of more ha

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    iTunes
    used to fix usertitles n stuff


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    Disagreed with some of them.

    Also, iTunes Matts?

    Only if you have an iPod/iPhone/iPad that you actually use lol Horrible program.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Marketing View Post
    Disagreed with some of them.

    Also, iTunes Matts?

    Only if you have an iPod/iPhone/iPad that you actually use lol Horrible program.
    I use it without owning one of them devices. Although the program annoys me but it has improved for Windows in the past few updates.


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    Quote Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx View Post
    I use it without owning one of them devices. Although the program annoys me but it has improved for Windows in the past few updates.
    You can use it yeah, but from my experience it never ******* worked lol


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