Useful tools for Windows users

[B00nie]

If you need tools to analyze your bluescreen crash dumps, scan folders etc. here is a list of freeware tools:

http://nirsoft.net/system_tools.html

 

[Mazzspeed]

Produkey is actually really handy, especially when you come into possession of second hand PC's.

 

[tedych]

People often forget about small, useful tools when they come across a situation they need to do something simple, so it's good to remind frmo time to time .
As Nirsoft's utilities are ubiquious enough, so are Windows Sysinternals utilities .
There are many others but mostly their authors have 2-3 tools on average.
All of us use many, such as Rufus (for flashing USB drives from ISO images etc.) etc. depending on who seeks to do what.

 

[Mazzspeed]

One of the handiest tools in my arsenal is an Ubuntu live CD, the number of problems I can fix with a shiny silver platter is impressive.

 

[B00nie]

People often forget about small, useful tools when they come across a situation they need to do something simple, so it's good to remind frmo time to time .
As Nirsoft's utilities are ubiquious enough, so are Windows Sysinternals utilities .
There are many others but mostly their authors have 2-3 tools on average.
All of us use many, such as Rufus (for flashing USB drives from ISO images etc.) etc. depending on who seeks to do what.

I use Etcher for all my USB burning activities.