FREE Great Programs for Windows 7

Found great repleacement for MediaMonkey MusicBee:)

These are a few of my favorites along with already added free programs. If you like any of them, please add to your list.

Convert.exe - Converts from one unit to other units. Useful for Engineers, Science students.
Easeus Partition Recovery - Recovers deleted, damaged partitions.
Extreme Copy - Similar to Teracopy
Fast Copy - Similar to Teracopy
Folder Lock - Encrypting a folder contents
Google Talk - Google messenger
Color calculator - HTML tool for calculating colors hex values
ypops - a client to download mails and send mails from and to Yahoo mail
Klite Codec pack - free Audio and Video codecs
Virtualdub (mod) - Video dubbing tools - opensource
TVU Player - Free Streaming TV channels player
UnknownDeviceIdentifier - Useful for identifying devices for searching for drivers
Windows Enabler - Enables grayed out disabled commands
Netstumbler - Wireless tools
Lanspy - Wireless tools
ERUNT - Registry backup and restore
NTREGOPT - Optimizes Registry
Registry Cleaner 4.3 - Cleans registry
Spyme Tools 1.5.0 - Snapshot tool for files installed and registry entries
WinScP - FTP client

this is golden. what a long list of cool stuffs. thks. :)

Couldn't find a reference to this in a forum search, so I thought I'd add it.

Been using this on my thumbdrive and it is great. The Rohos Mini Drive free version is limited to 2GB, but this is ideal on a 4GB thumbdrive. It only costs $23 to remove the restriction so you could use it on a USB HDD of any size.

There are two major benefits over other locking software:

1. If you have admin rights to the computer, once you enter your Rohos password, all the locked files are available to Windows applictions in File>Open as normal.

2. If you don't have admin rights, say at an Internet Cafe, it has a browser file on the drive that enables you to open your files in a built-in file manager so you can work with them. No traces or temp files are left on the host computer.

I have tried it on several computers (including XP) and it works regardless of what drive letter it gets assigned. You get to choose the drive letter on setup for the hidden, encrypted partition it creates, so I chose "X", since most computers are probably not using it.

I tried many other different USB locking programs, but this one has by far the best features and (if you have admin rights) works as if it isn't even installed.

I created shortcuts on the drive to the two exe files and then set the exe attributes to SH. That way, they are invisible and if someone deletes your shortcuts to be smart, you can simply recreate them by temporarily disabling "hide system files" in Explorer's "Folder Options".