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I will start with Tune Up Utilities. This is a great program to keep your system running smoothly. Not only does it allow you to customize your windows interface, it also repairs your computer. This program contains a Registry Cleaner, Disc Doctor, which is basically the same as the “CHKDSK” command, a Memory Optimizer, a Registry Defrag, System Optimization, which allows you to optimize the way your system runs as well as surfing the web. Rather then doing each task one at a time they developed “1 – Click Maintenance”, which runs all the needed tests fairly quickly. For any application you are having trouble getting rid of, it has a Uninstaller that usually wipes it out with no problem. There is a free 30 day trial, so I recommend giving it a shot. The program cost around $40 to keep.

On to Ccleaner. This will clean up cookies, and temporary files left behind by surfing the internet. A very fast scanning process, (usually no less then a few seconds) will erase temporary files, history, cookies, and clean up the hard drive. This program is completley free, and updated frequently.

Spyware is a problem for just about every Windows user. Spybot Search and Destroy is a free anti-spyware program that does a great job at removing spyware. Updated almost everyday this program is capable of scanning for over 100,000 spyware in about a half an hour to 45 minutes. This also has an immunization application that blocks spyware from being downloaded by your browsers.

Cant afford Microsoft Office? Take a look at Open Office. It is an open source suite of applications that are capable of reading Office files so you can swap the files back and forth. For example, if you are working on something on Microsoft Office at a work or school, you can send it home and continue working on Open Office. This is great for the college student who can’t afford Microsoft Office.

I have used many other freeware applications, so any questions feel free to comment or message, and I will help you to the best of my ability.

Tune Up link.

Ccleaner Link.

Spybot Search and Destroy link.

Open Office link.

I woke up to an Apple Software Update. I didn’t think much of it until I realized it was an update for Safari. Running Windows XP, I figured it was a mistake, but I downloaded it anyway. Turns out they really did release it for Windows. After downloading it, I went and opened it. I have only used a Mac a few times, but every time I do I like it more and more. To me it doesn’t look like they changed a whole lot compared to the Mac version.

The thing I like about Apple programs and products is the simplicity of things. They don’t fill up the interface with to many buttons, and its never to colorful. They usually stick to grey, black, blue and white, which is nice and easy on the eyes. I started browsing to my usual sites, checked my email, and just got familiar with Safari. The loading times are quick, and I haven’t had any trouble going to sites.

Hopefully Microsoft and Apple, or OSX and Windows, if you will, will keep sharing programs. This gives people the chance to get the best of both worlds. As much as I would like a Mac, I just can’t afford one at this point, but with the application sharing it gives people like me a chance to be a bit more familiar, so when the time comes and I do get a mac, it will be one less thing to learn.

Safari Link.

-tylern

Thanks to fellow LG blogger sscott721 (hope he doesn’t mind a linkback), I found FriendFeed. FriendFeed allows a person to watch many sites such as Youtube, blogs, Flickr, Twitter, Digg, and various other sites through one account. You sign up for an account and then migrate all your other accounts over. When thinking about it, I thought it would be a big messy interface, but to my surprise, its actually a very clean, nice interface. I’m not quite done setting it up yet, but so far it has been really easy migrating all my accounts over. All you have to put in is your nickname or login information, and it does the rest for you. This is a great site, and I will continue to use it. So hopefully I can introduce someone to FriendFeed and help it grow. Spread the word.

FriendFeed link.

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