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35 Portable Applications That Every Tech NeedsAll
of these apps run directly from your USB flash drive and require no
installation.
Archiver and Extractor 7-Zip Portable - An open source file archiver that supports 7z, ZIP, GZIP, BZIP2, TAR, RAR as well as others.
SIW - A system analysis tool that gathers detailed information about your hardware and software. WinAudit - Audits all of your hardware, software, licenses, and network settings. CPU-Z - Gathers detailed information about your processor, motherboard, and memory.
Infra Recorder Portable - Portable CD/DVD burning software.
JkDefrag - Disk optimizer and defragmenter.
OpenOffice.org Portable - A portable version of OpenOffice.org which includes a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation tool, drawing package and database. Can also open most Microsoft Office documents. Foxit Reader - A portable PDF reader.
FileZilla Portable - One of the best open source FTP programs available. Firefox Portable - A portable version of Firefox. Very useful when working on a computer that has been overwhelmed with spyware. portaPuTTY - An open source Telnet/SSH client.
PStart - A launcher utility that allows you to organize and launch all of your portable applications.
ClamWin Portable - One of the best free antivius programs as a portable version. Avast! Virus Cleaner - Scans the computer for a specific set of viruses and worms. RootkitRevealer - An advanced rootkit detection utility. HiJackThis - A hijacker detector and remover. Outputs information to a log file so you can share the results with others when needing help. McAfee Stinger - A stand-alone utility that scans for and removes specific viruses.
Angry IP Scanner - Scans a range of IP addresses so you can see which ones are in use. Also tells you hostname, MAC address, open ports, computer name, workgroup, and logged in Windows users. CurrPorts - Allows you to see detailed information about all of the TCP/IP and UDP ports being used on the computer including which program is using them. Also allows you to close out the port and kill the process that opened it.
CCleaner Portable - An optimization utility that cleans the registry and removes unwanted files from the computer. PC Decrapifier - Uninstalls trialware and annoyances from new computers. Makes cleaning up a new computer much easier and saves a lot of time.
TiddlyWiki - A self-contained wiki that is great for storing a lot of information in one place.
Restoration - Scans any drive for items that have been deleted and allows you to restore them. Can also wipe files beyond simple recovery. Learn more by viewing How To Restore Deleted Files After Emptying The Recycle Bin. Unstoppable Copier - Copies files from disks that have physical damage. TestDisk - Data recovery software that can recover lost partitions or make drives bootable again.
PcHelpware - Remote support software that lets you control remote computers. Learn more by viewing How To Remote Control Computers Using PCHelpWare.
LockNote - A simple text file that allows you to store whatever you like using a password and 256bit encryption. KeePass - Securely store all of your passwords in one place and access them with one master password. TrueCrypt - Disk encrypting utility that can encrypt hard drives and storage devices including your flash drive.
Process Explorer - View detailed information about the processes running on a computer. WinKeyLite - Easily view and change Windows Product Keys without having to edit the registry. Learn more by viewing How To Find And Change A Windows Vista, XP, And 2003 Product Key. Unknown Devices - Helps you find out what the unknown devices in your device manager are. AutoRuns - Comprehensive information about all of the programs and processes that start up when you boot up the computer or log into Windows. DriverBackup - Backs up all of your drivers. Most useful when needing to reload a computer or when needing to copy a driver from one computer to another.
Stress Prime 2004 - A stress test for CPUs and Memory.
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