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Every now and then I find files that although they can't run on my tablet, they are worth the space they take up on its memory card. (188 MB (197,906,432 bytes on disk)

This zip >> http://38.114.207.134/ykmw2zyk2wlg/o...ity-Kit-V2.zip
contains utility and information files that you too may find useful.

The Computer Repair Utility Kit contains the following applications:

File Management

CCleaner - Cleans up Windows systems. Clears temporary internet files, cookies, history etc..
JkDefragGUI - An advanced defragging tool far superior to the built in Windows one
DriveimageXML - Hard drive imaging tool. Allows you to get a single file out of a whole image too
Explore2fs - Allows you to explore hard drives with Linux file systems
Double Killer - Finds duplicate files and deletes them
Deep Burner - CD/DVD Burning software
7-Zip Portable - Archive creating and extraction tool. Can handle most compression formats
PC-Decrapifier - Cleans out the crap that comes installed on new brand name computers (Norton trials, toolbars etc.)

Information

Process Explorer - Allows you to view system processes
System Information - View lots of information about a system (specs, passwords, temperatures etc.)
ProduKey - View software cdkeys and serials
Autoruns - Autostart program viewer
HWMonitor - View hardware information
GPU-Z - Show video card information (chipset, bios version, shaders, memory size etc.)
Wireless Key View - Shows saved wireless network keys
TreeSize Free - Show how much space each folder on a system uses
Game Key Revealer - View CDKeys and Serials for popular games
USBDView - Allows you to list and manage USB devices (including devices that arent currently plugged in)
TrID - Identifies file types for extension-less files
Codec Installer - Finds and analyzes video codecs
Unknown Devices - Tells you what a “Unknown Device” in system properties actually is
GSpot - Video analyizer

Repair Tools

Norton Removal Tool - Removes Symantec products
McAfee Removal Tool - Removes McAfee products
LSPFix - Fixes broken Winsock entries
Dial-a-Fix - Repair Windows files and registries

Recovery

Recuva - Recovers deleted files
Restoration - Recovers deleted files
Photorec - Recover deleted/damaged files from Flash memory (like digital cameras)
DBXTract - Recover emails from damaged DBX files (like Outlook Express)

Network Tools

Wireshark - View network packets
Network Scanner - Scans the network for devices
Putty - SSH/Telnet/RLogin client
Network Stumbler - Wireless Network Scanner

Virus and Malware Removal Tools

Clamwin Antivirus - Virus scanner/remover
Rootkit Revealer - Detects rootkits on a system
Combofix - Malware finder and remover
SmitFraudFix - Malware finder and remover
RogueFix - Malware finder and remover
Hijack This! - Malware remover
SUPERAntiSpyware - Malware scanner and remover
Malwarebytes - Malware scanner and remover

Misc

Mozilla Firefox - Web browser
JavaRa - Find and remove old Java versions
Monitor Tester - Test monitors from problems
Dead Pixel Tester - Finds and fixes dead pixels on LCDs
ChkFlsh - Check flash drives for errors or test their real size (as fake ones appear on eBay)
Double Driver - Driver backup tool
SumatraPDF - Lightweight PDF viewer
Revo Uninstaller - Advanced application uninstaller

Tweaks

TweakUI - Windows XP tweaking tool
VistaTweaker - Vista tweaking tool

Scripts

Quickly Make a System Restore Point - Makes restore point
Reset Network - Releases/Renews IP and flushes DNS
Clear Printer Spooler - Clears stuck print jobs from spooler
Stop Automatic Updates - Stops “Windows has installed updates, restart now” dialog temporarily
Start Automatic Updates - Switches it back on


To make use of the toolkit: extract the zip file to your tablets MMC in its own directory; USB tether the tablet to a client desktop and use that desktops file manager to navigate to Launcher.exe found in the directory on the Tablet.

Do what you got to do. Make new friends and amaze the neighbors with what your NIT can do, LOL.

(Its just a nice collection of thumb drive utilities put together by the folks @ http://www.technibble.com )
 

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Thanks, I was looking for something to help fill my new 8GB sandisk microsd.
 
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