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If you’ve used Windows for any amount of time, you’ve already had to deal with the dreaded (Not Responding) frozen application-so instead of using task manager, why not create a shortcut to auto-kill them?

Application launcher Magic Formation adds a circular dock that can be triggered by hotkeys or mouse gestures-just draw a circle on the desktop to make it show up.

Linux fans will instantly recognize Kill as a clone of the handy xkill utility, because both of them let you instantly kill off a process by clicking on one of its windows.

You’re about to tweak your computer and you know you should probably make a restore point, but who wants to dig around in all those menus? Make one with a single click instead.

If you’ve ever run your drive out of space while a long-running download is still going, the Online Tech Tips weblog writes up a simple solution to change your download location to another drive.

KidsMenu is a kid-friendly way to corral your kids towards pre-selected applications and keep them out of trouble when they are on your computer.

It’s the little things that make a Windows system great-like utilities that use less than 10MB of memory to make your life easier. Here are 10 apps that pack a lot of greatness into very little space.

If you’re looking for extremely granular control over file copying, and fewer failures, you don’t want to miss RichCopy.

Most “Boss Key” programs are of limited utility, functioning more as a panic button than anything else. Clicky Gone is a full featured tool for managing and stashing program windows.

Console is a Windows console window enhancement. Console features include: multiple tabs, text editor-like text selection, different background types, alpha and color-key transparency, configurable font, different window styles.