Top 10 Best and Essential Softwares for the Windows 7

GIMP

Give some respite to your wallet after spending heavily for the Windows 7. GIMP is a free software, which is the best alternative available in the market to the Photoshop Suite and it is coming at no cost, at all.

Microsoft Security Essentials

This is a free anti-virus software from the house of Microsoft. It possess an uncanny ability to give real time protection to your PC or laptop from spyware, viruses, and every other malicious softwares.

RocketDock

It is a perfectly animated application launcher, which is blended with alpha. This application launcher will provide you enhanced accessibility and better productivity.

7-Zip

This is a free and open source software. It is incredibly fast and very easy to use software.

VLC Media Player

Your search for a great software to handle the VCD, DVD, audio CDS and others ends at VLD Media Player.
There is no software available, which performs better than this free and lightning fast software.

Mozilla Firefox

This open source and free web browser is truly “connoisseur’s delight”.
The latest version of this software has some amazing features, which makes the web browsing is nothing less than a delight.

CCleaner

There is no better software is available than the CCalender, as far as cleaning up your Windows PC is concern.
This software helps you to protect your online privacy; hence, make your browsing secure and faster.

CDBurnerXP

Don’t get confused by the presence of XP in the name of this software. It runs smoothly in Windows 7 and burns DVDs, CDs and Blu-Ray HD-DVDs at a lightning fast speed.

Stardock Fences

This highly efficient icon organizer help to make your user interface to look beautiful and along with that helps you in computing.

Digsby

Facing difficulties in managing your presence in different Internet Messengers? Digsby is the solution for you.
This highly efficient multiprotocol tool will help you to manage your presence in different IMs and social networking sites from a single place.

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Thursday, 16 February 2012