Normally, in Windows if you want to uninstall a program that you installed earlier, the only way to do is to launch the uninstall program and then select the desired program that you want to uninstall. There are of course some 3rd party applications available that includes some advanced options such as completely wiping the application data from registry, file system etc. in addition to the usual execution of uninstallation routine for the desired application (shareware Uninstall Tool comes to mind). ...

Amazingly, it is only a few days back that I had written about Protect Exe, a utility that allowed to encrypt executable files and today I have found another one which is much far better in terms of features, flexibility, convenience and reliability. The main limitation of that utility was that it only allowed to encrypt executable files but not everyone is interested in just encrypting exe files, as some also want to encrypt pictures, movie clip, documents and other type of files. File encryption ...

Sometimes you have a shortcut (mostly on the desktop) and you want to quickly open related target folder to modify it’s contents. Normally you can achieve this by pulling the windows file explorer context menu on a shortcut, and than selecting properties, and from there you will push the button “Find Target” and the corresponding folder will open in explorer. But don’t you think that it is a lot of work to do to just achieve a simple task? awxTarget is a utility that you ...

If you are like me and try out a lot of new applications in windows, and after testing these applications you feel that windows is slowing down and then you uninstall a lot of these applications, but the problem persists then you need a solution. The thing is the un-installers of most of the applications do not completely remove all the traces of the application and there are still orphaned registry entries and files in the system folder and other places, as a result Windows is still bogged down. ...

Sometimes when you are browsing the folders in windows explorer you want to view the contents of a folder but at the same time you don’t want to go in to the folder and than again navigate back to the top folder.This is true in particular if the main folder you are in (from where you want to see the contents of a child folder) contains a large amount of files and folders because from there if you navigate in to another child folder, it will take some delay when you try to navigate back depending ...