Free windows file software for windows

Windows File Explorer is a file manager for Windows similar to Windows Explorer. But Windows File Explorer uses a different approach: it features many options that Microsofts Windows Explorer is missing like image preview and it has two fixed file views side by side (but can be change to a single file view) that is useful when copying many files from folder to folder
Main features:
- Support Microsofts Windows Explorer context menu (if you install a program like winrar that adds icons to the context menu: it will be added to Windows File Explorer menus too.
- Support Thumbnail views of images (Win ME, 2000, XP & 2003 Server).
- Supports Drag & Drop with the mouse.
- ZIP Archives are handled like subdirectories. (Win ME, 2000, XP).
- Built in image file viewer (supports bmp, jpeg, png, gif, tiff, pcx, pbm, pgm, ppm, tga, dib, rle, wmf, emf, icons and cursors.
- Unzip (Win ME, XP) - Will be supported for all operating systems later
Note: Free for non-commercial use only

Allows you to query the list of files protected by Windows Windows File Protection Queryis a simple command line tool that will allow you to query the list of files protected by Windows. You can export the entire list of protected files, or specify the specific files to query based on patterns/wildcards. Use WFPQuery /? to view the syntax.
An argument of /? or -? displays this syntax and returns 1. A successful completion will return 0.

The software displays the Windows file name, full folder path and file size for each Windows task in the active processes list The free File.net Windows Process Viewer lists all active Windows processes on your computer.
The software displays the Windows file name, full folder path and file size for each Windows task in the active Windows processes list. If you click a process, the file checker connects to the File.net online database for additional process information including the real name of the process and the name of the developer.
Additionally, you see the default and expected folder path. So you can check if your process is the original Windows system process in the right folder or if its a fake, trojan process.
Often attacked Windows files are svchost.exe, lsass.exe, alg.exe, ctfmon.exe, csrss.exe, wmiprvse.exe, wisptis.exe and wuauclt.exe.
Windows Process Viewer has many advantages over the classical Windows Task Manager such as displaying the full path name, the expected folder, the most understandable name of the process and the manufacturer.
Main features:
- doesnt require runtimes
- doesnt require installation
- doesnt write to the registry
- doesnt modify files outside of its own directories
System requirements:
- only 0.3 MB free disk space