Starting from Windows Vista, Windows operating system started to provide some inbuilt desktop widgets for frequently used features. Although these widgets come with few varieties and simple styles, this progress is pretty cool and practical. However, they had been removed since Windows 8. Thereupon, some users keep looking for alternatives, and XWidget is an integrator among them.

NirLauncher is a portable, free toolbox that integrates all (230+) classic utilities from NirSoft. Each of these tools inside comes with a specialized function, and they are divided into 12 main categories according to different purposes, covering: password view/recovery, network monitoring, disk cleaning, web browser-related (viewing and extracting cookies, cache, etc.), MS Outlook related, desktop tools (such as file search), and so on.

Quick Look is an excellent feature that was introduced by Apple in Mac OS X 10.5, used for quickly viewing (i.e.: previewing) the content of many types of files. This way, user only needs to select a file/folder -> then click space bar to quickly browse its content without opening this file/folder or running its associated program first. Its simplicity and efficiency are recognized and appreciated by many Mac computer users. However, Windows OS does not have and will not add this feature. Fortunately, we can use some third-party applications to accomplish the same function.

As we all know, Kaspersky Reset Trial (KRT for short) has always been the only working program used to reset the trial (for reuse the trial period) of all antivirus products of Kaspersky Lab from Russia. But for Kaspersky 2019, it has no newer versions release (just hope that its author was not subdued by Kaspersky). The good thing is, soon an unofficial successor of Kaspersky Reset Trial came out, it's KRT CLUB.

First, we need to ask ourselves: under what circumstances do we need to save or print the files or directory content list? For common computer users, we can use this to backup the names of a large number of software without having to backing up the software itself. For advanced computer users, it can be used to assist in the efficient management of computer files.