File managers (329 programs)

Pros: Change timestamps for free. Utilizes drag and drop controls. Process multiple files at once.

Cons: Can permanently change real timestamp.

Pros: Very simple user interface. Small download size and memory footprint. Features some scheduling functionalities.

Cons: Not the most feature-rich memory management app.

Pros: Immersive 3D sound. User-friendly interface. Customizable audio profiles.

Cons: No audio creation tools. Limited mono enhancement. Only available for free for certain headset models.

Pros: Works with numerous file types. Easy to use. Can select which items to backup. Constantly runs in the background.

Cons: Cannot open or read data. Performs backup at inconvenient times. Backup whenever a device is connected. Takes up a lot of memory.

Pros: Assembles runtime components. Contains essential runtime libraries. Includes DLL and OCX files. Detects system architects.

Cons: Best suited for patching programs.

Pros: Creates RAM disks and mounts various image files. Extensive command-line control and scripting capabilities. Lightweight, browsable drives integrated into Windows Explorer.

Cons: No built-in graphical interface. Incorrect parameters might cause data issues.

Pros: Sleek and user-friendly. Highly secure encryptions with support for local backup. Can easily transfer a variety of media and file types. Allows you to store and print messages.

Cons: The full version is limited to Universal License holders.

Pros: Saves clipboard to tabs. Tag and make notes for different clipboards.

Cons: No help file. Doesn’t support data sharing between computers. ie. Dropbox.

Pros: Lightweight and portable. Fast and reliable. Easy to use.

Cons: More features will require purchasing a license.

Pros: Supports over 200 compressed file types. Free and open-source utility. Allows creation of password-protected archives. Features RAR to ZIP format conversion.

Cons: Slight learning curve. Requires configuration for advanced settings.