FREE Great Programs for Windows 7

[missaaliyah]

I've used HJSplit, it doesnt install, just runs from the desktop or wherever you put it on the system.

File Splitters, freeware and multi-platform: HJSplit


The basic MP3 Ripper works for me
» CD to MP3 Converter, Audio Converter, MP3 Tagger | FreeRIP

Bitcomet works as well
BitComet - A free C++ BitTorrent/HTTP/FTP Download Client

and Vuze Vuze: The most powerful bittorrent app in the world. (Azureus)

I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit

 

[jacom]

thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

 

[CGA1]

FileMenu Tools, nice tool for configuring the context menu, tested on 64 bit.

 

[Brink]

Thank you CGA. Added,

 

[monstercitie]

thank you man

 

[Charles Kane]

CrystalDiskInfo thats in your list doesnt appear to load in Win7.

Bit late but CrystalDiskInfo3 Beta4 (!) installed seamlessly and runs sweet, it is slated for Win7 but only X86.

Seems to be out of Beta - so am installing as I write - and - all perfect.

 

[sandesh06]

"IrFanView - A great graphic viewer and editor like Paint, but a whole lot better. It has a ton of ptions and is fully customizable with plug-ins and skins. You can use transparency to for thumbnails, etc..."

You might wanna edit the underlined!....

 

[Brink]

Hello Sandesh,

LOL, oops. Fixed.

Thank you,
Shawn

 

[sandesh06]

Hello Sandesh,

LOL, oops. Fixed.

Thank you,
Shawn

No Probs, mate!
Great work on the list!

 

[valtonray]

you can add the latest version of ComicRack avaible at ComicRack
and DVD Library Manager for Vista Media Center at DVD Library Manager for Vista Media Center v0.1 - The Green Button both programs are running flawlessly on rtm build 7600 64 bit.

 

[swarfega]

I use ComicRack. Its listed in the 64-bit thread as well

 

[harpua]

I recently started using a new (to me, at least) free audio player that I think is the best I've seen yet. It's called AIMP2 and the latest RC version is simply awesome, imo. AIMP2: Home Page

There are so many great features, it looks and sounds great, and it's so easy to use. Ability to customize the interface is unparalleled, ime. For example, you can set hot keys to do various things like adjust volume and also adjust the percentage amount that each key press will incrementally change the volume. I was using Foobar but this is my new fav. Looks better, has more features, and is easier to work with.

This thing has been tweaked and optimized even more than W7.

 

[swarfega]

I like aimp2.

 

[harpua]

Another (new to me) free app that looks interesting is SuperCopier (an alternative to TeraCopy, which sadly has not seen much development of late). A new 7 (and x64) compatible version of SuperCopier was released last month. Haven't had a chance to fully test it yet but it looks interesting and I'm giving it a try.

Basically it's a file copy/transfer replacement that integrates with and replaces the native win explorer copy function. Supposed to be fast.

 

[Brink]

Thank you Harpua. Added.

 

[CGA1]

ClipX, clipboard history manager with a very small footprint. Tested on 64 bit.

 

[ahriman]

My favorite pdf viewer is PDF X-Change Viewer. Works with no problems on Windows 7 RC x64.

Edit: Just noticed this is already listed in the free 64-bit software thread. Sorry.
(Decided not to delete the post because the viewer is 32-bit/64-bit)

 

[blue1231988]

it's great

 

[Brink]

My favorite pdf viewer is PDF X-Change Viewer. Works with no problems on Windows 7 RC x64.

Edit: Just noticed this is already listed in the free 64-bit software thread. Sorry.
(Decided not to delete the post because the viewer is 32-bit/64-bit)

Added.

 

[Barman58]

One note with the PDF-Exchange Viewer - It's the first and so far, only x64 PDF reader, I've found, to consistently render explorer thumbnail previews correctly