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  1. Posts : 551
    XP Pro/Vista Ultimate (64)/Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition(64)
       #781

    Vipre PC Rescue

    "The VIPRE Rescue Program is a command-line utility that will scan and clean an infected computer that is so infected that programs cannot be easily run.

    The VIPRE Rescue Program is packaged into a self-extracting executable file (.exe) that prompts the user for an "unpack" or installation location, then starts the scanner and performs a deep scan. The user can start the program either by opening it via windows or from the command line.

    Virus definitions are included, and the program is self-running once executed. The initial scan, and all subsequent scans, include Rootkit Detection. Four command line options are available, perform a deep scan, perform a quick scan, log the events, and disabling the rootkit.

    Detections are consistent with the full VIPRE, and the VIPRE Rescue Program is designed to disinfect a system so infected that a user cannot install VIPRE."


    Tried, tested and working with Windows 7 x64. It's now part of my USB toolkit :)
    Please add it to the list :)
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  2. Posts : 141
    Windows 7
       #782

    Hi. I made a thread about the program Verbots which is neato Artificial Intelligence for your windows 7, before I saw this thread.

    It is here: Free Artificial Intelligence for Windows 7

    If you like, you may add Verbots to your list of free programs.
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  3. Posts : 163
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #783

    This is a very nice thread. Thanks for all the info.
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  4. Posts : 141
    Windows 7
       #784

    Please add SeaMonkey to the list.

    SeaMonkey is made by The Mozilla Foundation, same people who make Firefox.

    Download here: The SeaMonkey Project

    SeaMonkey is an all-in-one web browser suite that uses the same engine that Firefox does. It's like Firefox but way better because instead of having multiple apps to use for web browsing, email and IRC, SeaMonkey has all of these built in.

    You can easily transfer all of your bookmarks and settings from Firefox and Thundarbird ( including all existing mail) into SeaMonkey.

    It is super handy to just glance down at the toolbar while browsing and be able to see if you have new email and you can open the mail program and reply right away without having to open a separate application. SeaMonkey's built in email client can do everything Thunderbird can do.

    Many of the more popular extensions and plugins work with SeaMonkey just like Firefox.

    In fact, as far as I know, SeaMonkey is the Only internet suite that combines a browser, email/newsgroups and an IRC client into one package.

    I used to use Firefox and Thunderbird separately, but now that I have been using SeaMonkey for a while, I find it indispensable.
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  5. Posts : 141
    Windows 7
       #785

    Please add Classic Shell to the list.

    Download: Welcome to Classic Shell

    Windows 7 suffers from not having two features many people want. The Classic Start Menu is gone from Windows 7 and the "UP" button in Windows Explorer has been removed too.

    Classic Shell is a tool that restores both of these to Windows 7. You can choose to install both or just one or the other from the same application.

    The Classic Shell Start Menu is nice. It is streamlined and simple to use.

    Personally, I like the Windows 7 Start Menu, but I really needed the UP button working in Windows Explorer so I just installed the UP Button portion of the application.
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  6. Posts : 72,046
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #786

    Thank you DarkPhoenix. Classic Shell added. :)
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  7. Posts : 1,487
    Windows 7 x64 / Same
       #787

    DarkPhoenix said:
    Please add Classic Shell to the list.

    Download: Welcome to Classic Shell

    Windows 7 suffers from not having two features many people want. The Classic Start Menu is gone from Windows 7 and the "UP" button in Windows Explorer has been removed too.

    Classic Shell is a tool that restores both of these to Windows 7. You can choose to install both or just one or the other from the same application.

    The Classic Shell Start Menu is nice. It is streamlined and simple to use.

    Personally, I like the Windows 7 Start Menu, but I really needed the UP button working in Windows Explorer so I just installed the UP Button portion of the application.
    Very neat indeed. Although, despite Windows 7 not having the "Up" button, you can simply click on the name of the folder you want to navigate "Up" to in the address bar of Explorer. So, in effect, the address bar doubles as the "Up" button as well.
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  8. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 64bit Home Premium
       #788

    Xchat runs well in windows 7
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  9. Posts : 5,092
    Windows 7 32 bit
       #789

    Splash Lite


    For watching .mkv and .mp4 files Splash Lite works well. If you have a sufficiently beefy video card, you can enable GPU acceleration. I normally use VLC or MPC but for HD content I use Splash Lite. It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but when you advance the slider to seek into the video, it updates instantly. I've never seen it crash from advancing the slider. I like VLC very much but I think it crashes on me when I advance the slider with .mkv files more than half the time.

    For subtitle support I believe it is limited to external .srt files. Not feature rich to be sure. But stable.
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  10. Posts : 96
    Windows 7 Ultimate
       #790

    SPlayer - A Truly Lightweight Media Player
    The best part is it plays back from the point you stoped the Video
    Must Try
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