Microsoft’s 150 Free Programs

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I ran into this excellent post by Road to Know Where that lists all of Microsoft’s free software on one page. 150 Free Programs! Below I’ll list some of my favorites from the post. If you need any help with any of these please let me know.

Note: Some of the programs require that you have a valid Windows installation.

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Premium Time Zone: Very neat time zone program.

TweakUI: One of my all time favorite Microsoft Utilities.

 


Webcam Timershot: Lets you take pictures at specified time intervals from a Webcam connected to your computer and save them to a location that you designate.

SyncToy: helps copy, move, and synchronize files with digital cameras, e-mail, cell phones, portable media players, camcorders, PDAs, and laptops. I reviewed it here.

Bootvis: Microsoft states this tool is no longer available, but they still “support it”. Bootvis “was” a performance tracing and visualization tool designed to help identify performance issues for boot/resume timing while developing new PC products or supporting software. I reviewed it here with a how-to use it.

 

Article posted on 08 3rd, 2006

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