Pc basic utilities.7z

Basic utilities for your pc.

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cpu-z_1.62-setup-en
If you haven’t used CPU-Z, you’re not an enthusiast. This tiny CPU interrogator
has become the standard tool of anyone who thinks they’re a PC expert and wants to,
say, query your cousin’s PC to find out what the hell is actually installed in the
machine. CPU Z will tell you the model, code name, process, core voltage, stepping and
revision number as well as the core speed, FSB and multiplier the PC is running.
You can also find out what speed your DRAM is running at and check the SPDs on some
machines too.

Memtest86+ USB Installer
If you’ve ever experienced random, seemingly inexplicable problems and
crashes with your computer, there’s a very good chance you’ve been a victim
of bad memory. Because RAM faults are hard to diagnose by their symptoms alone,
every would-be pc-troubleshooter should have a copy of Memtest86+ in their bag of
tricks. Memtest is a classic, open source diagnostic tool which can be run from a
floppy, CD, or USB thumbdrive, and which puts your memory through the ringer,
helping you to identify bad sticks. Next time you have a computer problem you just
can’t figure out, remember Memtest 86+.

SetupImgBurn_2.5.7.0
With the release of Windows 7, Microsoft finally addressed a long-standing flaw
in their operating system by including an ISO burning program to handle the simple
task of creating a physical disc from an image on your hard drive. Unfortunately,
Windows XP and Vista users are still left out in the cold if they want to do something
as simple as burn their freshly-purchased digital copy of Windows 7 to disc in order to
install it.

Enter ImgBurn, a free, powerful program which can burn and image to disc, or make an
image from a disc.

windirstat1_1_2_setup
WinDirStat is a powerful hard drive visualization tool which goes way
beyond that tired old disk space pie graph, and gives you a complete,
graphical breakdown of what’s eating up all the space on your disk.

You can choose to view this information in tree view form, which shows
all your folders in a drill-down format, with bar graphs illustrating
how much of each folders total space is comprised by each of its subfolders
and files. You can also view your disk as a treemap, which uses colorful,
metallic squares to illustrate how every single file on your drive contributes
to the overall disk usage figure.