Useful downloads and links to download sites
This page links to downloads that are to big to be included as web pages
or programs we at Scotsmist frequently use when building, configuring
and upgrading PCs.
There is not a lot here at the moment but we will get around to improving
the page. We also decided to include Top 10 Downloads and links to reliable
download archives.
Useful Files From Our Old Download Site
- twk153b.zip
(147KB) This utility lets you change BIOS fields not available in the
CMOS Set-up.
- RegCleaner.exe
(540KB) This is Version 4.3 and our personal copy. Evaluate it. If you
like it, buy your own.
- san2002.exe
(2.7MB) This is a very valuable diagnostic and benchmarking tool. Highly
recommended.
- Killad.exe
(61KB) KillAd v0.11 A utility to get rid of advertising browser popup
windows.
- dummy22.zip
(135KB) The complete Dummy's Guide To The Internet in text format.
- pmtshoot.exe
(157KB) Microsoft windows power manager utility that logs problems with
OnNow.
- bios54.zip
(102KB) The BIOS Survival Guide version 5.4.
- anm15.exe
(2.2MB) Download from multiple Web Mail accounts including Hotmail.
- cpal.exe
(298KB) Complete Internet cookie management system for Windows.
- ie5acces.exe
(136KB) IE5.x Browser Utility. Once installed adds extra features to
right mouse click.
- pwrtwks.exe
(127KB) IE5.x Power Tweaks. Add time saving features to Internet Explorer.
- np1set-up.exe
(313KB) NetPal1.2c Reconnects to the Internet if your ISP kicks you
off like BTI and AOL UK.
| More downloads
will appear as our site develops. Downloads are not stored on our
web server. If you have a problem with any link on this page please
contact the webmaster. We are not responsible for any software that
you download from this page. All software has been tested by Scotsmist
and works as specified. All original software is free from viruses,
however we recommend you scan any software that you intend to install
especially when transferring files over the Internet. We recommended
that you read any .txt or read.me files that accompany any software
prior to installing. |
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