File managers (327 programs)

Pros: Offers more information in one place than Microsoft does. Arranges your changes in the correct order automatically.

Cons: Doesn't support the management of dynamic disks. New users may accidentally destroy their data.

Pros: Simple yet informative UI. Transfer task queuing. Seamless integration with Windows Explorer.

Cons: Minimal speed improvements on newer storage technologies.

Pros: Fast and efficient transfer of files. Safe to use, since it is made by Samsung. Easy installation and setup process.

Cons: Updates aren’t frequent.

Pros: Copies Files Twice as Fast than Windows’ Basic Copy and Paste Feature. Customizable Program. Automatically Skips Files with Problems. Integrated Shell Option.

Cons: Plenty of Confusing Options. Cryptic Help File. Hard-to-Navigate Interface. File Documentations Is Sometimes Difficult to Understand.

Pros: Quick and easy installation. No complicated configuration requirements. Intuitive and straightforward user interface. Password protection feature.

Cons: Default settings are what you get. Doesn’t let you choose specific encryption algorithms. Minimal security features. No cloud storage support.

Pros: Mass delete data. Easy to use.

Cons: Only for Windows. Doesn’t let you select particular files.

Pros: One-click conversion. Powered by GFL library. Supports most image formats.

Cons: Minimal functionality. Only edits image files. Requires XnView plugins for reading more image formats.

Pros: Easily migrate your Windows system. Create identical disk clones. Clone partitions without losing any data. Free with multi-language support.

Cons: Some technical terms are hard to understand especially by beginner or non-tech savvy users.

Pros: Modern look. Tab support. Handles OneDrive files. Touch and mouse-friendly.

Cons: Can be slow at times. Some bug issues.

Pros: Integrates with the context menu. Easy conversion process. Works with various file types. Offers file compression.

Cons: Limited supported output file. Sometimes fails to convert files. Cannot choose destination for converted file. Lacks video trimming option when converting videos.

Pros: Command-line functionality. Lightweight. Has two modes. Can recover from external drives.

Cons: No graphical user interface. Not a lot of advanced features.

Pros: Simple visual interface. Convenient transfer between Android. PC and iOS.

Cons: Limited contact management. Requires iTunes to work.

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

Cons: No audio creation tools. Limited mono enhancement.

Pros: Simple wireless file transfer. Cross-platform compatibility. Secure, local data connection. Lightweight and easy to use.

Cons: Best performance limited to HP PCs. Transfer speed depends on Wi-Fi quality.

Pros: Convenient and easy. Unlock files and folders.

Cons: Antivirus programs may flag it as malware.

Pros: Quick and easy Wi-Fi connection. Supports both scanning and generation. Maintains network history.

Cons: Limited to QR-based access. No advanced network management features.

Pros: Easily tags unused installer and patch files. Can be used via the Command Line Interface. Rapidly frees up hard disk space. Improves your computer's performance.

Cons: Can tag false-positives. Can potentially delete critical files.