Posts Tagged with 'Free Tools'

December 25, 2006

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Play almost ANY type of audio and video file on your system with this free Mega Codec Pack

[K-Lite Codec Pack] is a collection of many popular audio and video codecs that will let you play files of almost all popular audio/video formats on your system. It’s always updated with latest codec version and the site maintains a change log for you to keep a track of updated codecs in the codec pack. It’s user friendly and will let you choose the codecs that you want to selectively install onto your system. All the codecs in the codec

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Posted in: Tools/Utils

December 25, 2006

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A set of useful and FREE tools from Gritwire for people who use web everyday

[gritwire] is another online portal offering customized pages with plenty of online tools, just like [Netvibes] does. It consists of the following online tools built into the site: 1. SpeedFeed Reader – You can organize your feeds into folders for easy navigation. One can also rate the feeds and feed items. If you have an OPML file, you can upload all of your feeds in one go to your customized page. 2. Friends Network – Invite friends and create your

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Posted in: Internet | Web2.0

December 20, 2006

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Windows Resource: Free Utility to view all connected USB devices

[USBDeview] is a freeware utility that will show you information about all the currently connected USB devices to your system. The utility is small in size [under 45k] and is packed with lot of information. Some of the important information about the connected devices that it can show are: Device Name Device Description Type of the Device Connected Status. [If connected, you can disconnect it from the utility itself] Is it Safe To Unplug? Assigned Drive Letter to the device

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Posted in: Software/Apps | Tools/Utils | Windows

November 30, 2006

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Windows Resource: FREE Process Explorer for Windows

Process Explorer is a free utility from Microsoft [Originally from Sysinternals] that shows a list of currently active processes, the user accounts owning those processes, in the system. The Process Explorer can be viewed in two modes. In handle mode, you will see the handles that have been opened by the selected process and in DLL mode, you’ll see all the DLLs and memory mapped files that have been loaded by the selected process. With an integrated search feature, one

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Posted in: Tools/Utils | Windows






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