Free Software
- We strongly advice our customers to use a good antivirus to keep their computers healthy. AVG FREE is as good as anything out there. Click here to download AGV Antivirus FREE.
- We also recemmend ZoneAlarm FREE, as your firewall software to keep hackers out. Click here to download ZoneAlarm FREE.
- For a good FREE Batch Image Resizing software we recommend FSresize portable.
These are the latest free programs from freewarefiles.com
A next-generation image viewer and editing tool.
A powerful tool for optimization and cleaning your Windows PC.
Convert between video formats, rip and burn DVD, more.
All-in-one Internet application suite.
Keep copies of important data in a backup storage system.
Tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web.
Copy, delete, tag, search cover, listen your music.
A client for the TOR netowrk to surf the web anonymously.
Realtek High Definition audio codec driver for most sound cards.
Change the aspect ratio of your pictures by cropping the picture, not by resizing.
HTML help authoring, PDF and WEB based documentation generator.
A fast Web browser with powerful features and a new, beautiful minimalistic design.
Scan the hard disk for lost disk space.
File compression utility that supports several archive formats as well as CD/DVD.
A video capture / processing utility for Windows platforms.
Detect and remove all types of HiJackers, Spyware, Adware, Trojans and Worms.
Makes emailing safer, faster and easier than ever before.
Optimize the usage and performance of the modern laptop´s battery.
A free audio/video batch transcoder.
Convert any video to MPG, AVI, FLV, 3GP.
These are the latest Insider Secrets from CNET.COM.
You don't have to pay a cent to keep your computer secure against the bad guys.
Ripping your CDs to iTunes' AAC audio format doesn't mean you're relegated to the iPod as your only portable music player. On this Insider Secret, Donald Bell shows you five iPod alternatives that will play nice with your collection of AAC music files.
Throw that $100 Roku player away! In this Insider Secret, we'll show you how you can easily stream movies in your Netflix queue directly to your Xbox 360 using Windows Media Center.
Love your Mac, hate your iPod? Donald Bell demonstrates his top Mac-friendly iPod alternatives.
Don't leave any tracks for snoopers to find what you've been looking at.
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It might sound a little scary, but understanding your computer's basic input/output system (BIOS) can help you get out of almost any jam.
Wireless networking might be all the rage, but if you're looking for the most reliable network possible, try a wired network. Randall Bennett shows us the basics.
Sick of shows getting deleted before you watch them? Cooley shows you how to add massive space.
If files are trashed or just gone from a disk, you might be able to get them back.
Use a virtual machine to run Windows side by side with Mac OS X.
Looking for an easier way to transfer your files from one Mac to another? Brian Tong shows you how to use your computer as a Firewire hard drive.
If you hook up your laptop to an external monitor, you have two monitors. Use them!
Have you ever wanted to assign your own custom keyboard shortcuts for different applications? Brian Tong walks you through it in Mac OS X.
You don't have to use Apple's system to run applications on your iPhone.
Use Boot Camp, included in Mac OS X Leopard, to install Windows.
Brian Tong shows you how to set up your MacBook Air to use another computer's optical drive.
You know you should call hands free, but how? Brian Cooley has a handful of ideas.
Run Ubuntu from a USB thumbdrive, and for kicks, do it in Windows.
Replace the default Windows Notepad with a supercharged version.
Now you can sing along while you listen to your favorite artist on your iPhone, Brian Tong shows us how to add song lyrics.
Make that Windows partition on your Mac writable, not just readable.
Two ways to encrypt data on a portable USB drive.
When someone Webclips your site, make sure the icon looks good.
Did you know the latest version of Word lets you compose and publish blog posts, no browser required? Molly Wood shows you how.