Hey folks, welcome to the Freeware Mission again, cruising through to the final destination – a freeware only PC. This one here is an interesting episode, because I do professional video editing from time to time to earn some cash to pay the rent. The program that I’m using to edit TV shows, commercials, even motion pictures is Avid Xpress Pro, and that one is far from being free, it costs a lot of dough. Free video editing programs? There are a few but…
 

Right now there is no freeware program …

Welcome to the Freeware Mission, only a few days left until the glorious ending! I have my video player and audio player installed, but I need codecs, that’s pretty obvious. I’m going to show you which codec pack I chose to install and another very useful freeware program.
 

The codec pack that I chose is CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack). After installing it you can play almost any audio or video file, it’s spyware and adware free and it comes with two very good media players: Media Player Classic and Zoom …

Hello friends, welcome to the Freeware Mission. I have only a few freeware programs left to install and my computer will be working just fine with no commercial software in it. Today I’m going to choose a free text editor. I’m using Notepad too, everybody does, but there are some freeware programs that offer a lot more.
 

And I think that the best of them is… Notepad++. It’s a text editor but it can be a very useful tool for a programmer. It supports a large number of programming languages offering …

Yes, don’t worry, the Freeware Mission continues. I have only a few more great freeware programs to install and after that I’ll have my PC running as it did before the crash… but this time it will have only freeware programs installed! Today I’m going to choose a free system information program. There are many good ones available.
 

If you ask me the top three freeware system information tools are PC Wizard 2008, Everest Home Edition and SIW, in any order you want them to be. It’s difficult to make a …

Here we go again, the Freeware Mission continues towards its goal, a freeware only PC! I’ll pick a small freeware program today, something nice and easy that can run in the background and show me the CPU and memory usage right in the system tray.
 

The program that I chose is SysTrayMeter because I’ve been using it for a while and it never failed. It’s small and tidy, runs in the system tray and can be closed just by double clicking the icon. It comes from the author of another great …