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Programs for a fresh Windows install

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So this weekend, I had to do an unexpected reformat/install of Windows 7. I made a list of programs I wanted to install a while ago when I started to see signs that I would have to re-install, but considering the fact that it caught me off guard this weekend, I didn't make a full list and I lost a lot of stuff..


So I come here in search of programs I should install. I have most of the necessary ones, but I'm looking for cool and useful ones that I either don't have or don't know about. These can be anything really..

I'll reply as I see fit and throw in a few suggestions of my own for anyone who's interested.. Thanks.

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Try going to ninite.com, they have a list of programs u choose from, tick the boxes you want and then a small file will be downloaded. Open that file and it will automatically download all of the programs you ticked ;D
 
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Try going to ninite.com, they have a list of programs u choose from, tick the boxes you want and then a small file will be downloaded. Open that file and it will automatically download all of the programs you ticked ;D

That is an amazing website. Thank you so much.
 
Microsoft office...
(just incase hahaha) even though you should be moving into Clouds like google docs, anyway download ur anti virus stuff like malwarebytes anti malware
 
Microsoft office...
(just incase hahaha) even though you should be moving into Clouds like google docs, anyway download ur anti virus stuff like malwarebytes anti malware

Yes office is always a good one I forgot about that! Going to need it one day, specially when opening .docx.
 
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I always install those after a format. I also install Office and any Adobe programs I need.
 
- Steam
- MSN
- Skype
- Office
- Adobe Reader
- Flash
- PC Wizard (to view hardware components, temperature of cpu, gfx etc)
- Runescape client ;)
- Teamviewer
- Antivirus
- Games?
 
Photoshop
After Effects
C4D
FRAPS (Dxtory is much better though, I suggest that)
Audacity
Sony Vegas
Skype
Winamp
 
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CCleaner.
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.
Some kind of free antivirus e.g avast! - Your choice.
A music player e.g Winamp, foobar2000, iTunes
A messenger e.g Windows Live, Trillian, Xfire etc.
Adobe / Macromedia Flash Player
Java
Drivers! Don't forget to install drivers.
VLC
WinRAR


What I use:

ConTEXT / Notepad++
Steam
Skype
Evolve (Gaming client), shits all over Xfire.
AutoCAD 2012
Adobe Photoshop CS5
FileZilla (FTP client)
Google Chrome Canary - Since there is a bug currently, that means I cannot view my website.
uTorrent
nullDC - Dreamcast Emulator
Gens G/S - Megadrive Emulator
Google SketchUp 8
DAEMON TOOLS LITE
 
Got a new desktop a month ago and this is basically what I downloaded:
-Google Chrome
-Microsoft Office 2010
-Ventrilo, TeamSpeak, and Skype
-SpeedFan (good for tracking computer component temperatures)
-Steam
-WinRar
-GOM Player/CCCP for pirated movies
-Installed my printer drivers/found it through WiFi
-Antivirus (NIS)
-Adobe Reader
-AIM/MSN
-Xfire
-Various games I play

I think those are pretty important to have but you can pick up these things, depending on your interest:
-Fraps
-Photoshop
-Sony Vegas
 
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