Utilities & Tools (10000 programs)

Pros: Effective file system application. Mount a virtual hard drive. Fork of Dokan. Revamped features and fixed issues.

Cons: Requires technical knowledge to operate.

Pros: Recovers your Windows product key easily. Displays system information. Allows you to copy the code. No need to install.

Cons: Usually a one-time use only.

Pros: Mirrors phone without any latency. Offers various shortcuts. Lets users share files. Launches phone in a standalone window.

Cons: Doesn’t support audio forwarding.

Pros: Offers basic editor capabilities. Supports different Eclipse and SAP NetWeaver releases. Can deploy and retrieve EAR files. An alternative to SAP’s usual IDE.

Cons: Not too active in its development. May be tricky for beginners.

Pros: Provides a wide range of information.. Requires no more input than a world seed and Minecraft version..

Cons: Doesn't really expand the game.. Only hardcore players will find it useful..

Pros: Supports recovery from devices and backups (iOS and Android). User-friendly interface with step-by-step tutorials. Includes iOS system repair tools. Allows file preview before recovery.

Cons: Trial version restricts actual recovery results. Success rate depends on device and data condition. Scans can be slow on large backups. Requires stable internet for iCloud recovery. Some features are locked behind the paid version.

Pros: Allows multiple OS to be installed. Supports USB portability. Can function as an OS recovery tool. Uses much of NOOBS’ interface.

Cons: Some OS don’t back up properly.

Pros: Efficient parsing library. Standard-compliant. Supports stopping and restarting parsing.

Cons: Lots functions can be a bit intimidating. Not SAX-compliant.

Pros: Open-source. Free. Encompasses 4 tools. Includes documentation files.

Cons: Not actually a bundle containing all the tools.

Pros: Simple and intuitive to use. Supports various display types. Can handle multiple connected monitors.

Cons: No option for hotkeys.

Pros: Includes all Microsoft TTF. Compatible with all distribution packages.

Cons: Suited for experienced coders.

Pros: Can boot 3 operating systems onto 2 firmware types. Highly customizable GUI. Easy function key controls. Can create custom boot entries.

Cons: Can be complicated for beginners.

Pros: Simple graphical user interface for mapping. Supports mouse emulation via analog sticks. Works across multiple operating systems. Extremely lightweight on system resources.

Cons: Requires X environment on Linux systems.

Pros: Well-suited for automation and factory environments. Minimal resource needed. Highly functional. Easy to use.

Cons: Not suitable for business use.