Notepad++ Review 2026: Still the Free Windows Editor Worth Installing First?
Notepad++ GPLv2 free Windows editor — syntax highlighting, plugins, portable builds — still the first install for many IT and DIY users in 2026.
Read MoreNotepad++ GPLv2 free Windows editor — syntax highlighting, plugins, portable builds — still the first install for many IT and DIY users in 2026.
Read MoreMicrosoft says Windows Recovery can reuse eligible saved Wi-Fi profiles, including supported certificate-based networks, during recovery scenarios. The feature is enabled by default where available and administrators can disable it.
Read MoreDitto clipboard manager for Windows — free GPLv3 history search, paste queue, optional encrypted sync; GitHub sabrogden/Ditto.
Read MoreRufus stays free (GPLv3) in 2026 — bootable USB from ISO, Windows/Linux installers, FreeDOS, and when Ventoy or Media Creation Tool fits.
Read More7-Zip stays free (LGPL) in 2026 — 7z/LZMA compression, broad format support, and when WinRAR or Windows built-in unzip is enough.
Read MoreFlow Launcher stays free and open source in 2026 — plugins, fuzzy search, and when PowerToys Run or Everything is enough.
Read Morevoidtools Everything remains the free Windows filename search that beats Explorer. Lite vs full install, NTFS indexing, and when PowerToys Run is enough.
Read MoreMicrosoft PowerToys remains the must-install free toolkit for Windows power users in 2026 — FancyZones, Run, Text Extractor, and more without shareware junk.
Read MoreEarTrumpet still beats hunting through Windows sound settings for per-app volume and output switching. Free, open source — and when the built-in mixer is enough.
Read MoreAutoHotkey v2 remains the free Windows automation language for remaps and macros. When to use it instead of PowerToys — and how steep the learning curve is.
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