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These 4 features are missing from your Windows!

[@corywithaynoe]

Another one is Seer, which is a simple preview window that opens, by pressing spacebar, as a partial window to view your file instead of actually opening it. I use this for viewing multiple photos files all the time.

[@brazenserpent7]

QuickLook

[@adminadmin8992]

qt tabbar on mouse hover

[@thecaptainindia9790]

@@adminadmin8992 I have qttabbar but how to enable that ?

[@adminadmin8992]

@@thecaptainindia9790 Settings - Misc - Show preview tooltip

[@tofuguru941]

Liron, Thank you for existing. I'm a 40 year old man and have been in technology since I was a fetus. I still learn so much from you. Looking forward to you hitting that million! Keep the grind on! And the beard! :D

[@LironSegev]

Appreciate you being here 🔥

[@TheDicsolovag]

The separate volume changer is a feature in windows since windows 7. It's called the Volume Mixer. Right click on the sound icon on taskbar and choose Volume Mixer. It will show a window with the overall device volume slider and indicator as well as separate apps.

[@mrsuper7484]

The volume icon was originally the volume mixer. EarTrumpet makes it a 1 click window again.

[@dantedevon3978]

There's also the window's game bar, which does the same thing and more. Really wish people would've actually learned to use it instead of labelling it trash and walking away.

[@NatsuDragn33I]

@@dantedevon3978 Dunno about other peeps, but game bar takes ages to open on mine- might miss dialogue and such then.

[@NatsuDragn33I]

I was thinking the exact same thing.... until I saw that he didn't have to right click and select an option to get a window that doesn't even display all the options in an easy manner and instead often requires you to scroll.... sideways.

[@windfyre]

It's not easily accessible especially on win11

[@cmdrbozo]

Everything has some other great features like preview and the ability to limit the search to folders, documents, photos etc. Also it has many advanced features like the ability to limit a search to file greater in size than some value. I've contributed to the developer for this great tool I use many times a day.

[@LironSegev]

Totally - this wasn't a review as each product has so many amazing features. I just like how stupidly quick Everything is and that is searches everything! Well done for contributing and making this happen!

[@marka657]

@@LironSegev Does it also search your emails...? Or web browsing history? I do research and, sadly, sometimes forget to note where I originally worked with it and have a hard time finding it again -- especially if I had to access with a different browser. But, if it does search emails & history, does that create privacy issues?

[@Firecul]

@@marka657 no it only searches files and folders, not their contents

[@jackkraken3888]

Agreed it even supports showing thumbnails of pictures but be careful of that option. 😁

[@endopaxd.5195]

Thanks for your consistently superb videos that are informative, relevant, and well-executed. Your emotional discharge regarding Microsoft's inadequacies is truly justified. Keep up your outstanding work, Liron.

[@alanashworth9414]

I've used Everything for years and it really is the bees knees of search utilities. If you get the portable version then you can have 1 portable version for each drive if you want and have them all independent. The advantage is that its quicker if you have like 20 drives like me and also, you can have independent favourites. Also If you have encrypted drives then you can have a portable inside the encrypted drive and have it only index that drive which is way way more secure.

[@darrenelkins5923]

can it search a nas?

[@alanashworth9414]

@@darrenelkins5923 I've never tried it but I suspect it would work just fine. If it shows as a drive in windows or linux then yes.

[@TheQuixoticRambler]

Hey. Cheers for that. Super helpful tips! Liked hearing your thoughts on security.

[@freejohnuk]

@@darrenelkins5923 Just add the NAS drive under Tools > Options > Indexes > NTFS > Tick Auto include New and Fixed Volumes OR its individual folders Tools > Options > Indexes > Folders

[@BerkeleyGoodloe]

Fences by Stardock. Use that app to wrangle all my desktop icons and keep things nice and tidy. I feel like it actually gives your desktop some smartphone-like capabilities around icon management like being able to swipe left/right for multiple pages of desktops.

[@ventin75]

I love this too

[@deth2jdubz]

is that the same Stardock as the game developer?

[@BerkeleyGoodloe]

@@deth2jdubz I believe so yes.

[@cedrebleu7181]

@@deth2jdubz Yep

[@bahijsleiman]

i use this at office. Helps a lot

[@santof2755]

Hi Liron, I just recently stubbled into your video's and I am so impressed it's simple to understand and educational, I'm 63 yrs young and I am learning my way so thank you and look forward in seeing you on your next show. thank you from Australia..

[@oledennis6918]

One thing I use just about any time I'm browsing is the scroll wheel "button" to open an item in a new tab. I checked it in the QTTabBar and it works there also! Awesome! Thanks for these 4 items.

[@tomioka.6703]

Okay so, Liron, this is a suggestion, could you include "Volumey" to a v2 of this video? Some laptops/PCs don't have shortcuts/physical buttons to reduce/increase/mute the volume. This app helps me and many other people increase/decrease their volume using their desired shortcut you set in their settings, it's available for free in the MS Store.

[@tonyj99999]

Oh my what a simple, brilliant idea, the QTTab bar is. As you say why it is not built in to the operating system is astonishing!! I love the stuff you do on this channel, really informative and helpful. Keep 'em coming.. 😊👍

[@RegCoulter]

Leon - your videos are always very helpful, but this one, is spot on. I wish MS included this kind of functionality in Windows 10. I have tried Windows 11 in a virtual mode. but there is nothing about it that makes me say - “install me” - in fact I have gone so far as to use a registry entry to keep Windows from Updating to it. Please,… keep making these incredibly useful and helpful videos!

[@pahuns9398]

What registry entry did you make?

[@CommodoreCate]

Yes, what was the registry edit? I want to do the same. Don't trust Windows not to just go ahead & 'upgrade' without permission.

[@RegCoulter]

@@CommodoreCate For those of you running Windows 10 Home Edition, your only option is to adjust the Windows Registry. You'll be adding values under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate Manually add the values "TargetReleaseVersion"=dword:00000001, "ProductVersion"="Windows 10", and "TargetReleaseVersionInfo"="21H1". For TargetReleaseVersionInfo, use 21H1 or 21H2, depending upon your preference.

[@cornflake75]

I'm using Directory Opus for most of those features. It's not free (though there is a light version) But it's a very powerful Ecplorer replacement. you can even add custom commands and integrate external utilities.

[@bernsteiner88]

Hey Liron, your videos are always simple, direct to the point and very helpful. Stay safe muy drug :)

[@VickiT158]

Amazing is right! My fav being QTTabar (with Everything a close second). Just discovered this morning that clicking on the down arrow on the folder icon displays the contents without having to open it. Top tips from a top channel. Thank you.

[@redknight3439]

1 @0:52 Duplicate cleaner. 2 @2:20 Ear Trumpet - Volume controls on steroids 3 @3:30 VoidTools - a much better alternative to win file explorer 4 @4:25 QTTabBar - add tabs to win file explorer much like the web browser only for files. @Liron Segev Thank you soo much for decent solid content Really appreciate it.👍👍

[@franksierow5792]

*Treesize* shows sizes of folders. Very useful for finding what is taking up most space on whole hard drive, or a particular folder. *SyncBack* can be used to produce back-up copies (full or incremental) in a very transparent way. The backup version is just an ordinary collection of files and folders, so you can simply look at it. It tells you what it is proposing to do, so that you can check that is what you meant. You need to understand what it is doing, or you could end up deleting your files rather than backing them up.

[@LironSegev]

Love both of those - Treesize is my go to when I need to discover what is eating up my hard drive space and SyncBack is amazing to keep files in sync without using the cloud. Agree you need to be careful about the two way sync vs one way. I have been bitten by that before! Great recommendations

[@safffff1000]

SpaceMonger is an great program for finding files and locations at a glance. It shows you a whole hardrive using colored boxes of different size relate to the size of files. Been very helpful for me. Over 20 yr old and hasn't been update in a long time, doesn't need it. Will work in all windows versions

[@Wyl7]

I’ve used both of these over the years. While Syncback is easier for less technical users due to the GUI, it doesn’t offer anything over the built in RoboCopy. And while I can mimick Treesize’s functionality with native PowerShell scripting, Treesize is worth the cost to do it

[@Garryck-1]

@@safffff1000 - Totally agree! SpaceMonger is excellent. And the display is far more intuitive to understand than Treesize.

[@DawnTreaderPlaysEDO]

@@marleypoppins-- try wiztree, way faster

[@SandiRose2008]

Well my goodness! I've been wishing for apps like this but had no idea where to go, who to trust, what to do. Now I have my answers! Evidently, I'm not techie! But, I'm learning a lot, now that I recently subscribed to you. Thank you, Liron.

[@LironSegev]

Glad I could help!

[@janetrettig9167]

WOW! That Everything app, all I can say is WOW! I am finding files that I could not find before without searching for a long time. Thank you

[@LironSegev]

Crazy right??? Glad you found it useful

[@geraldthorburn1123]

_Really_ useful, Liron. I've been using one (Everything) for ages and fedback to MS ("Why don't you just buy it and spare us the maddening Green Caterpillar, as I call it, creeping across File Manager, when you search!"). The Duplicates item is very useful.

[@redphantom11]

I love everything, but I wouldn't want MS to buy it. They'll mess it up. let them make their own lightning-fast search engine since it's been proven to be possible

[@WayneViviers]

Google Chrome's Extension called "Session Buddy" is pretty good for saving tabs you have opened but don't have the time to read all of them but would like to refer back to them later. You can save them and then go back to it later to view them. Thanks for a great channel Sir.

[@GuitarDudeXXX]

The qttabbar was worth the price of admission alone. Love your channel, Liron. Great info!

[@PoeLemic]

Yes, it gives multiple tab windows to Explorer. And, it has more features than you'd believe. I've used it for years, and it's so incredibly impressive.

[@serge839]

The Duplicate Cleaner is awesome! It found 6918 photos duplicated and saved me 13Gb ! Many thanks.

[@LironSegev]

BBOM!!! - You're welcome

[@lilafromyoutube]

Revisiting this when I have access to my pc again. Great video, very insightful!!

[@LironSegev]

thanks for hanging out here Lila!

[@Dreamwxvedev]

tip number 2, there is something called a Volume Mixer, Windows has always had this for ages, hover over the speaker icon and right click, you should see troubleshoot, sound settings and volume mixer, click on volume mixer and adjust the volume of different apps instead of downloading third party applications. Duplicate files is classed as jump and gets deleted, but no there is no menu to show the duplicate files

[@MangbubutiG]

I love the Ear Trumpet app. Thank you for sharing!

[@IamGoen]

Total Commander does most of this in one fantastic utility. I've used it almost 30 years now. I paid only once and they have allowed me to upgrade over the years w/o having to pay additional.

[@ReheatedDonut]

looks really poor though

[@stevennortje8399]

I personally like win commander, I can open similar directories on a hard drive, copy files search duplicates and have much more functionality that i dont even know how to use. Simple and easy to use.

[@kbg5294]

There is no "Win Commander." You mean "Total Commander" ?

[@IamGoen]

@@kbg5294 It was called "Windows Commander" before it became "Total Commander". I even have the old executable. That was a long time ago 😁

[@stevennortje8399]

@@kbg5294 my mistake, yes Total Commander

[@mordechaisanders7033]

If you right click the volume icon and select "volume mixer" you get the option to control each app's volume separately baked in to windows

[@LironSegev]

And it's huge and take over the screen and it certainly not convinient. But you do you.

[@hades0572]

@@LironSegev Mines not huge, it takes up hardly any space.

[@LironSegev]

@@bufordmaddogtannen depends k how many items you have open that use sound. But hey - if it works for you, go for it 👍

[@LironSegev]

@@bufordmaddogtannen awww are you always such a cunt? Just curious

[@JasonCarney.]

@@LironSegev Oh snap! LOL. I wonder what Mad Dog said? He obviously doesn't stand behind his comments, as he deleted them.

[@CraigDurango]

Thanks for the vid! the qttTab app is a game-changer alone, I can't believe all these years I am just now discovering this! Got a new sub

[@nickoto0]

Man, that Everything app is f*ng great, and SOOO MUCH faster than Windows search, I've been looking for alternative for a while and this definitely helped me a lot. Also the Duplicate finder did a great job, since I had some pictures with 2 or even 3 copies and just taking space, so THANK YOU!

[@LironSegev]

Appreciate you being here 🔥

[@BrothaNeo]

I realized when I got my new laptop with windows 11 on it, that it comes installed with an audio mixer. It does the same thing as ear trumpet. Just click the volume icon to the right bottom of the tray, and then to the right of the volume bar is the mixer button.

[@johnison76]

Nice segment. Thanks for posting.

[@Peaceshielder]

I have been using Everything for years now. It's really amazing. But QTTabBar is another great app, missing in windows. It's somehow nostalgic for me, reminds me of NC from DOS. I strictly believe that Microsoft should add features from these two apps to Windows ASAP, or they should buy the companies if they are not able to add the missing necessary features. Thanks Liron for introducing QTTabBar.

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

NC 👍

[@joe2_515]

I really like "Agent Ransack" which finds everything including files by type, name size date range etc. It looks inside any type of file for a specific byte sequence (a search string maybe). It operates with a right-click on a folder and it's free.

[@chrisjlocke]

I've been using Agent Ransack for years, and it's a great program. It's key feature is that it doesn't just search in files, but searches using multiple threads, so can search (for example) eight files at once. This means it can be fast at searching through XML files looking for a specific field ID you need, etc, or VB source files looking for that particular function name.

[@renesbbwi]

The QTTBar and the Duplicates cleaner are my favourite. I already had Everything, which is absolutely great. Thank you very much.

[@watuzi]

These four apps you recommend is a major hit with me. They are all useful beyond belief. Thank you so much

[@rickm.2956]

Nice segment, Liron. I hate that after decades Windows cannot unpack files like RAR, TAR/TZ, etc. I guess my earlier similar comment was removed.

[@chrisjlocke]

Well, there has to be some standard - this is like saying Windows can't open Lotus files or Photoshop files out of the box. ZIP files are a standard and even in Windows, extracting ZIP files is incredibly slow. 7zip is free and extracts nearly everything very fast. It integrates nicely into Windows, too.

[@anonymoushonest3611]

Great educational and helpful video. I usually do not subscribe, but this was different. Thanks

[@LironSegev]

Appreciate you being here 🔥

[@robertnettleton5888]

Two great apps from the Microsoft Store are ModernFlyouts, which shows you which artist and track you are playing And Elevenclock which can customize the system clock and shows seconds again. Both these windows 10 features are now missing from windows 11.

[@HambaAllah-xn2zp]

For audio, I think you can do that with open volume mixer if you right click the sound icon in toolbar.

[@LironSegev]

yes but its huge and certainly not convenient

[@Sarcasticool]

Just found your channel by accident and am a fan immediately. Liked and subscribed. You have made my computing so much more efficient and fun. Thank you so much!

[@nick8292]

Your thumbnails are irresistible!

[@MistWing]

I prefer FreeCommander as a substitute for File Explorer. It has multiple tabs similar to what's described in this video plus a lot more.

[@matsim0]

Yes, absolutely. The first app I install on a new system, together with notepad++

[@tonybarfridge4369]

64 bit is only available to buy

[@tobo26]

Thanks, both Everything and QttBar will come in very handy.

[@LironSegev]

Epic

[@cronchcrunch]

Two points that you didn't get quite right: Controlling each program's volume individually is already built in, but stupidly within "Xbox game bar." The shortcut to access it is [Windows Key+G]. There you should see a widget containing each program's volume. And with the searching, you need to go to Windows indexing options. There is a toggle to index the entire PC. There you can also just add individual folders to search, which makes it insanely fast and saves battery. This second one is in Windows 11 though, not sure if it exists in Windows 10.

[@BrothaNeo]

These are ALL AWESOME apps lol! I literally downloaded and just used all of them. Thank you for this video! Helps a lot!

[@LironSegev]

Happy to help!

[@ambientzak1400]

Wow, as a 15 year long mac user switching over to windows the search function infuriated me! Thank you so much for showing Everything, it feels just like searching on a mac. Thanks dude!

[@z41ko]

No one mentioned here a Files 2 from Microsoft store - tabs, wide customization possibility, dual pane and more other usefull options...👌

[@ReheatedDonut]

Yes I'm using files, the only thing I don't like is it is a little slow to open. And then sometimes other programs open the regular file explorer and when you open a folder there it then opens in Files.

[@christheone248]

Been using Everything for years, seriously one of the best free little apps! This should be 100% in Windows!!

[@tator14872]

Ditto Clipboard history. Allows categorized clipboard history and far more space than the default Windows history of just 30 items. Pinning in categories, customizable paste options that you can tie to keystrokes and so on. VLC Media Player- nuff said, I'm sure you know what it is. Far more superior than WMP. Also, you can control each apps volume on standard windows controller. Right-click the speaker and select Volume Mixer. However, its not very good if you switch between multiple Audio Devices as you will need to manually select the input. Not to mention it doesnt look as good as Ear Trumpet, the UI is very Windows XP.

[@jassi1211]

Short videos with precise information.. thats very unique.. Great job..

[@linnightl9277]

I have been using Clover tabs since XP days - similar look and feel to Chrome tabs. Wheel click or Shift click = open new tab, drag tabs out to new window, drag & snap window as tab in another window. I would not recommend any version later then 3.0.406.0 though. Seems it changed hands after that and adware was added along with it becoming buggy - though have not looked at newer versions for years. Clover version 3.0.406.0 works perfectly on Windows 10.

[@MikeRiley84]

7+ Taskbar Tweaker. It lets you change various settings about your taskbar, and de-links similar app tabs so all the notepad ones won't be glued together. You can have notepad, media player, notepad tabs up rather than notepad, notepad, media player. It also lets you put seconds in your clock and disable hovering previews.

[@shligadaba]

Windows already has an easily accessible volume mixer. I just wish you could do windows instead of apps, or tabs would be nice.

[@swfswf50]

A couple of good ones there Liron. I installed two of them.

[@Kageoni]

nice tips, the sound problem described at 2:08 can be done without any 3rd party program - just right click on the speaker symbol in the right hand corner and select sound mixer and all the apps that are open are listed there individually and you can tweak their levels

[@LironSegev]

we all know about mixer. We also all know that its so inconvenient you hardly use it. We dont want to tweak it once, we want full easy control of the audio at any one time. But hey - you use whatever works for you.

[@Jerome54DXB]

AutoHotKey (for custom shortcuts and text expansion) is a must have! I literally can't work without it!!!

[@pablopedraza3655]

Hello Liron, excellent video. I've always wanted to get a Bluetooth app that makes essential things like turning on and off and connecting devices simpler. Opening setting windows is a bit cumbersome. Thank you!

[@johnthewolfheart8671]

I was kinda rolling my eyes after the first app you showed, then I snapped back to attention when I saw those tabbed windows, lol, installing that asap!

[@LironSegev]

as long as you found something useful for you - I am happy!

[@dimitardobrev3296]

Greenshot is amazing for anything image and screenshot related. highly recommend this neat little app

[@A1441]

Wow. Thanks for the very useful tips! I am particularly impressed by the apps for volume control and finding duplicate files. Those will save me a great deal of time. Thanks again!

[@The1Corrupted]

Windows Search picks up a lot of speed when you disable the web search functionality. I believe that is set through Group Policy and/or registry edits.

[@mr.b4444]

I've been using Total Commander for about 30 years. It used to be called Windows commander which was a windows version of the old Norton Commander. The best file manager I've ever used.

[@abdrahman6172]

Absolutely right, I've been using Norton products (Commander, Utilities, Antivirus) since 1990 with the DOS version, today I'am still using Total Commander (x: Norton Commander) , it's the best file manger ever .

[@cmbbfan78]

totally agree

[@tabbarsg]

The thumbnails surprised look never gets old, keep them coming…

[@Flatunello]

Windows has a built-in sound mixer. Right-click on the little woofer and select mixer. It is not as convenient, though; it takes a lot of real estate and must be scrolled horizontally if a bunch of apps use sound.

[@LironSegev]

that thing is MASSIVE!

[@Flatunello]

@@LironSegev Yeah, I mentioned that.

[@Nana-ed1rr]

I’m not a tech girl much but I learn a lot from your channel! :) thank you

[@LironSegev]

Appreciate you being here 🔥

[@realjoecast]

windows 10 does have a volume mixer for each app, right click on the sound icon and click on volume mixer. this app does make it easier to get to though.

[@LironSegev]

Mixer is huge and definitely inconvenient. And why is there yet another click just to get to it?

[@noneyabidness888]

Thank you, sir. You make being a less self-destructive tech executive so much easier. THESE 4 were GREAT tips! Thanks again.

[@LironSegev]

Glad to help

[@pemtax557]

Some great utilities ... thanks much. Cheers!!!

[@Dingocreek]

I use Total Commander for file management; very powerful, yet an easy tool to use.

[@WhattEvery]

The Search-Everything is awesome. Thanks for the tips!

[@LironSegev]

agreed - its pretty awesome. Thank YOU for being here!

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

Thank You, man, for these amazing recommendations! You convinced me instantly!

[@LironSegev]

Thanks for hanging out here 👍

[@oniketudashin913]

Fantastic tips. Thank you

[@MrErViLi]

Having tabs in file explorer is coming. It's in the Windows 11 Insider preview beta build 22622.x natively. It's just like chrome browser. You click on the + next to the current tab at the top and it opens a new file explorer tab. Each tab is customizable.

[@yosefgebrewold2005]

It means a lot help thank you for all your tutorials and other similar video tubes also. I have fixed all the problems the startup boot and it"s total processing speed is improved I only need sfc and Dism command b/c I found corrupt system file. GBU!

[@SirChaosS]

2:00 + counter to "EarTrumpet" Windows 10 (and 7, 8, as well i believe) DOES have this feature. simply right click on the speaker icon to open an audio menu. select: Open Volume mixer and you have the same basic functionality of eartrumpet. now i will admit (having not tried ear trumpet yet) that ear trumpet might have additonal settings (such as a dark mode) but for basic separate volume control, Windows Volume mixer works just fine for me.

[@nnamdiopara5469]

About Ear Trumpet: Windows has had a volume mixer since at least windows 7. just right click the speaker icon and click volume mixer

[@TemitopeVictoriaO]

Remote Mouse. This is an app that allows you use your phone to control the system provided they're both connected to the same WiFi and the app and software version is installed on the phone and system respectively. Not all features are free though.

[@trinabhxkeshav934]

Right click on the volume button and select volume mixer…in this you will be able to control the volume for a specific application without installing any third party app like ear trumpet…

[@1969firefox]

For duplicate files I use program called antitwin. It allows to pick similar files as well as excalty the same.

[@sweetsomething235]

Crystal diskmark for knowing drive speeds and life remaining, cpu hardware monitor as a general monitor of all your installed parts, Rufus to initialize and use USB storages, snip tool for particular parts of the screen.

[@funwheels3307]

Hi bro, your videos never cease to amaze me! I have one question in my mind though, I’m not sure if you have the answer to that? “How to tell if my PC or laptop is due for replacement?” Do you have an app or solution for that? Because I want to use my PC or laptop as long as possible. But at the same time want to prevent a catastrophic event that it die on me earlier than I expect and I end up going through lots of pain restoring my data. Thank you

[@kabukidreamboy]

What I do is just use it till it gets too slow! Make sure you have important stuff backed up to the cloud in case your SSD fails, 5-10 years would be a decent lifespan for a pc/laptop in my view.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Thanks for sharing it with us

[@mazinzamzamy9409]

"Treesize professional" is an essential tool i cant live without. (right click on folder or drive and see where your space is wasted). thanks for the amazing videos bro.

[@kitemanmusic]

"Everything" is amazing! Thanks

[@ShamshadM]

Isn't volume mixer the same thing as #2

[@brucewilliams6292]

Hi Liron, I just tried the Everything search program and I am very impressed! Thanks.

[@LironSegev]

You're welcome!

[@dividedspirit2715]

I love using WinDirStat to know what's taking up space in my computer in an intuitive visual way

[@iamlightfoot]

Thanku my friend;As U've stated, These R absolute "Must Hv Apps" on Your System! PROPS!!! ✌

[@swap3813]

Thank you so very much, I've watched 3 videos so far and I am really thanksful for your work here. Thank you, have a wonderful day.

[@DougsterCanada1]

Everything app is super cool. I highly recommend it. The fun thing is saving (bookmarking) searches. I use that feature often.

[@OliverDePlace]

The Volume situation has been in at the very least been solved in Windows 10 & 11. Lower right screen, right click on the speaker icon and RIGHT CLICK. Select Open volume mixer. It's built in.

[@TechnologyEverythingJohn]

Windows can adjust the volume per app. It is just that Microsoft didn't add a "Mixer" shortcut to the new Sound Volume applet. If you enable the classic volume control applet in Regedit with the MtcUvc key, you'll see the Mixer shortcut. The executable is called sndvol and is available as a Run command. Try typing in the run box "sndvol -f 49825268" (without the quotes). That opens the old volume control applet as well. You can pin it to the start menu or desktop or in a taskbar toolbar (Windows 10). Also, Windows might get tabs in Sun Valley 2.

[@NeuroBe]

Wiztree to find what's eating up your harddisk space. Shows a tree view, graphical overview, an overview sorted by extension and a full searchable list of all files on your disk. For local disks it's extremely fast as it reads the MFT instead of iterating through folders. Also has a portable version.

[@ReheatedDonut]

wiztree is the fastest out there.

[@Ima-hoot]

I use a program called Allway Sync. You can sync multiple folders either one way or both ways. This is very useful for backups. It finds files that are new or updated (same file name) and backs these only. Much faster than copying the entire folder. Use the analyze button to see which files are different. This is a paid app that I have been using for many years. One time payment and free upgrades.

[@TayMcKenzieNZ]

I use StartAllBack for Windows 11 and the one thing I hated was the right click menu

[@GamingHole]

EarTrumpet is not needed since windows actually already has that feature. Just right click your sound icon at the bottom right and select Open Volume Mixer. It's all there already.

[@vjspectron]

You and your channel ROCK! You've earned my sub!

[@centuryfl]

Hello, from Azores, Portugal. You are awesome! love your work and personality. thank you !