Microsoft Office 2007 Cameyo Portable Apps Chrome

So when my friends say, 'That's kinda useful. And what I consider the pièce de résistance, a portable version of ImageUSB.

Yumi Multiboot environment with: Acronis, AVG, Clonezilla, DBAN, Comodo Rescue, Balder, PartedMagic, Hiren's Boot CD, SpinRite, Ultimate Boot CD, Trinity Rescue Kit, an Ubuntu bootable with some local storage space, Falcon4's ultimate boot CDĦ. Shortcut to the hosts file because I can never remember the damn pathĥ. A copy of the Windows Godmode Folder Opens a new windowĤ. Installers and portable versions of some other tools: Bluescreen View, Greenshot, Recuva, FileZilla, MBAM, qwikmark, rkill, tinytask, typertask, whatchanged, whocrashed, windows update diagnostic tool, wireshark, XButtonMouseControlģ. launcher with 7-zip, CPU-z, CrystalDiskInfo, DIA, dotNETinspector, Firefox, Chrome, GPU-Z, HijackThis, IrfanView, KasperskyTDSKiller, KiTTY, Notepad++, On-Screen Keyboard, Opera, Process Explorer, Process Monitor, RegAlyzer, Rufus, Skype, Spybot, Thunderbird, TreeSIze, uTorrent, WinDirStat, WinSCP, Wireshark, and WorldClockĢ.

When I got tired of not having some tool or another that I wanted at different times, I decided it was time to build the Ultimate USB Multitool. What do you guys find is life saving/time Saving software? WakeMeOnLAN - Has the ability to turn on PC's that are turned off over your network (the wake on LAN feature must be enabled in BIOS to work)Īnd last but not least is PDQ Deploy - Deploys software remotely (also has the ability to uninstall software either via purchasing the PRO version or deploying uninstall script) this software has saved me hours.Īll of this software is free for their basic features.

Virtual Clone Drive - To mount and view ISO files (windows 8+ has this feature builtin I believe but for 7 and Vista it comes in handy) Magic Jelly Bean Finder - For Finding software product keys on PCs. (seems to only be really decent on Vista. Windows Steady State - Used to lock down PCs for public use/general users. KeePass - A very handy (secure) password storage tool that is used to keep and store URLs, usernames and passwords, it can also randomly create passwords for you up to a 256bit hex key encryption. WinDirStat - WinDirStat is a disk usage viewer (handy for finding those lost large files.) Just thought I would put it out there, (there is more than likely a thread for this already but anyway) here are a few software applications I use at work which has helped me out a lot in one way or another, the ones I use quite regularly are:

Microsoft Office 2007 Cameyo Portable Apps Chrome