Have you ever wanted to know what the best free applications are for your PC? Well, wait no more! Here is a list of my person top 10 picks. These are all around great programs and are all free of charge! Let's get started.
1. VLC Player:
VLC player is a small program for playing just about any video or audio you can throw at it. From popular DVD to MPEG to uncommon formats like MKV and DVB this program most likely be able to handle it.
VLC player is a small program for playing just about any video or audio you can throw at it. From popular DVD to MPEG to uncommon formats like MKV and DVB this program most likely be able to handle it.
2. 7-Zip:
7-Zip is a utility for decompressing file extensions. Common formats like.zip and.rar are no problem for this program.
3. Deep Burner:
Deep burner is a CD/DVD burning utility. It can be used to burn data disks, music CD's and.ISO. It is very simple and stable.
4. Open Office:
Open office is an office suite full of useful programs. It is commonly the alternative to Microsoft Office. It has programs that rival Excel, Word and PowerPoint among others.
5. SuperAntiSpyware
SuperAntiSpyware is a spyware and virus detection utility. It has been on the forefront of bug detection for quite some time. It is simple to use and will detect many different pests in your PC.
6. Picasa
Picasa is a Google application for viewing pictures and videos on your computer. It organizes your photos and videos in an easy to look at fashion. Picasa will automatically setup your picture folders or you can set it up yourself. Along with easy thumbnail browsing you can also edit you pictures.
7. Smart Defrag
Smart Defrag is a utility for speeding up your computer. When you have used your computer for any length of time it will become fragmented. Use Smart Defrag to make your data sequential.
8. Firefox
Firefox is an open source web browser. It has many add-ons to customize to your liking. Along with endless plug-ins and themes, it is also a safer alternative to windows explorer.
9. Thunderbird
Thunderbird is an email application for sending and retrieving email. It is a snap to setup and is easier than going online to get your emails. It is contrary to this article but if you can afford a copy, I think Microsoft Outlook is a better choice.
10. Paragon Backup
Paragon Backup can protect your entire PC in the event of a hardware failure. By making a backup of all your valuable information, you will not have to worry about losing important files.
Here are a few free applications that you may want to try. They are all free as of the writing of this article and are easy to find. Just type the name of the program into Google or your favorite search engine and you should have the application up in a flash.
Deep burner is a CD/DVD burning utility. It can be used to burn data disks, music CD's and.ISO. It is very simple and stable.
Open office is an office suite full of useful programs. It is commonly the alternative to Microsoft Office. It has programs that rival Excel, Word and PowerPoint among others.
SuperAntiSpyware is a spyware and virus detection utility. It has been on the forefront of bug detection for quite some time. It is simple to use and will detect many different pests in your PC.
Picasa is a Google application for viewing pictures and videos on your computer. It organizes your photos and videos in an easy to look at fashion. Picasa will automatically setup your picture folders or you can set it up yourself. Along with easy thumbnail browsing you can also edit you pictures.
Smart Defrag is a utility for speeding up your computer. When you have used your computer for any length of time it will become fragmented. Use Smart Defrag to make your data sequential.
Firefox is an open source web browser. It has many add-ons to customize to your liking. Along with endless plug-ins and themes, it is also a safer alternative to windows explorer.
Thunderbird is an email application for sending and retrieving email. It is a snap to setup and is easier than going online to get your emails. It is contrary to this article but if you can afford a copy, I think Microsoft Outlook is a better choice.
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