Dillinger
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I have read good reviews of these and am downloading them now and plan on trying them out this week. They're all free:
http://www.midnightblue.com/dupelocater.
Find duplicate files fast, easy, and free! DupeLocater can search thousands of files in a matter of seconds. It does NOT care about file names or dates, only the contents of the files. Files are considered duplicates If, and ONLY if, their entire contents are identical. Bit for bit. Duplicate files are exactly the same size, and contain exactly the same data.
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http://www.mrtech.com/
It never hurts to download another tweaking tool since each one has its own advantages and features, and MR Tech Systray can do impressive stuff. It tweaks Windows annoyances for improved performance, cleans the hard drive and browsers, gets system information, and comes with a built-in MP3 toolkit. Right- clicking on the MR Tech Systray icon in the System Tray provides more options. The program is different from the familiar tweaking tools, and geeks who love to tweak will want to add this to their toolbox.
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http://cdromtool.hopto.org/
Speed: we can't get enough of it! We want everything to work faster. When CD-ROMS first came out, they were slow as snails. In a few short years, CD-ROMs became 40 to 50 times faster than their ancestors. Along with speed came a curse: noise, vibrations, and short spindown times. They work great for transferring large amounts of data, but they're plagued by poor performance and noise when playing games and audio or viewing a file. CD-ROM Tool gives you the ability to detect speed, change speed and spindown, do drive-locking, and manipulate other controls. Making these changes reduces drive noise, prevents spindown, and increases reading accuracy.
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And this one I already mentioned in its own thread but I'll put it here too just to be complete.
http://www.mywebattack.com/gnomeapp.php?id=105795
MoodAmp is a unique music organizer that allows you to play your MP3 files based on your current mood. It can automatically scan your drive and catalog all your music files. You can then choose from various different mood settings (neutral, happy, romantic, sad, etc.) and MoodAmp will play the files that match the mood. In addition, you can also add a personal rating to each title. MoodAmp can automatically remove duplicate files (even if the filename and ID3 tags differ) using MoodAmp MP3 Fingerprint
technology. The program uses either Windows Media Player or WinAmp as an external player.
http://www.midnightblue.com/dupelocater.
Find duplicate files fast, easy, and free! DupeLocater can search thousands of files in a matter of seconds. It does NOT care about file names or dates, only the contents of the files. Files are considered duplicates If, and ONLY if, their entire contents are identical. Bit for bit. Duplicate files are exactly the same size, and contain exactly the same data.
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http://www.mrtech.com/
It never hurts to download another tweaking tool since each one has its own advantages and features, and MR Tech Systray can do impressive stuff. It tweaks Windows annoyances for improved performance, cleans the hard drive and browsers, gets system information, and comes with a built-in MP3 toolkit. Right- clicking on the MR Tech Systray icon in the System Tray provides more options. The program is different from the familiar tweaking tools, and geeks who love to tweak will want to add this to their toolbox.
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http://cdromtool.hopto.org/
Speed: we can't get enough of it! We want everything to work faster. When CD-ROMS first came out, they were slow as snails. In a few short years, CD-ROMs became 40 to 50 times faster than their ancestors. Along with speed came a curse: noise, vibrations, and short spindown times. They work great for transferring large amounts of data, but they're plagued by poor performance and noise when playing games and audio or viewing a file. CD-ROM Tool gives you the ability to detect speed, change speed and spindown, do drive-locking, and manipulate other controls. Making these changes reduces drive noise, prevents spindown, and increases reading accuracy.
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And this one I already mentioned in its own thread but I'll put it here too just to be complete.
http://www.mywebattack.com/gnomeapp.php?id=105795
MoodAmp is a unique music organizer that allows you to play your MP3 files based on your current mood. It can automatically scan your drive and catalog all your music files. You can then choose from various different mood settings (neutral, happy, romantic, sad, etc.) and MoodAmp will play the files that match the mood. In addition, you can also add a personal rating to each title. MoodAmp can automatically remove duplicate files (even if the filename and ID3 tags differ) using MoodAmp MP3 Fingerprint
technology. The program uses either Windows Media Player or WinAmp as an external player.
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