yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows 11] NiCo_V:
**MPC_HC 64x**

WinRaR or 7zip

Power Iso

Teracopy

Chrome
[Windows 11] mahbod.es.1996:
1. Dynamic Theme: Dynamic background and/or lock screen picture with daily Bing or Windows Spotlight pictures, one Bing or Windows Spotlight picture or personal pictures.

2. Windows Auto Dark Mode: Automatically switches between the dark and light theme of Windows 10 and Windows 11

3. Windows Caffeinated: A quick System Tray toggle for keeping your PC screen on.

4. TrafficMonitor: Traffic Monitor is a network speed monitoring floating window software for Windows platform, which can display the current network speed, CPU and memory utilization, support embedded in the taskbar display, support skin replacement, historical traffic statistics and other functions.

5. DS4Windows: DS4Windows is an extract anywhere program that allows you to get the best DualShock 4 experience on your PC. By emulating an Xbox 360 controller, many more games are accessible. Other input controllers are also supported including the DualSense, Switch Pro, and JoyCon controllers (first party hardware only).

6. ASUS Remote Link: ASUS Remote Link turns your Android mobile phone or tablet into a WiFi or Bluetooth remote control for your PC. Including a touchpad remote, a keyboard remote, a presentation remote, a media remote and more.
[Windows 11] shoaibiqbal123:
Google Chrome

Steam

VLC

PhotoShop

7-zip
[Windows 11] ariarman:
mine is

1- WinRAR

2-microsoft office

3-chrome

4-instagram

5-km player
[Windows 11] kdanina:
Chrome

7zip or Winrar

MPC-HC

Paint.NET

Winaero
[Windows 11] HolyHog:
The only one I would like is CinemaHD
[Windows 11] Rares Papel:
1.Brave

2.Malwarebytes

3.Odin flasher

4.Steam

5.Startallback
[Windows 11] witlily:
1. Total Commander

2. Mozilla

3. KMPlayer

4. simplewall

5. FDM
[Windows 11] Allehandro:
1. Vivaldi Browser

2. KMPlayer

3. AIMP

4. WinRAR

5. IDM
[Windows 11] gav83collins:
1. winrar

2. 7zip

3. poweriso

4. vlc

5. httrack
[Windows 11] notm3x:
1. Winrar

2. Driverpack

3. Office etc.

4. IDM

5. Steam XD
[Windows 11] ovir0ck:
Brave Browser

Notepad ++

7Zip

MS Office

Webroot Secure anywhere AV
[Windows 11] ricardomcsilva@gmail.com:
Ninite fast a updated
[Windows 11] TanganHitam:
1. Winrar

2. Brave (for my main browser)

3. Spotify

4. Steam

5. VSCode
[Windows 11] ogi96:
Chrome

7zip

VLC

Winaero tweaker

qbittorrent
[Windows 11] yuzh0502:
firefox

clashx

vs code

7zip

mobax term
[Windows 11] codelikeagirl29:
Winaero Tweaker

Google Chrome

Visual Studio Code

Google Drive Sync

Bash

Then, I uninstall all of the apps that I possibly can!
[Windows 11] aaronmillion:
Security is a number one priority 👍 for me.

1. Kaspersky Antivirus

Beyond exploit to the end

2. Tor

For the Adventure

3. Linus

Game Booster

4. Steam

VPN Flex

5. Protonmail
[Windows 11] SoniyaJonas:
Work desktop:

1. Chrome

2. Firefox (use it as a backup and for a couple specific tasks)

3. Whatever is currently the best free AV

4. Filemaker 12

5. Office
[Windows 11] exis_tenz:
1. O&O Shutup 10/11 (because privacy it the highest thing out there)

2. pCloud (because I need my 820 GB of files back locally)

3. Office (with a cheap key via eBay)

4. Spotnet (to download all the prg I need anyway)

5. 7zip
[Windows 11] hamedsolo:
1. Malwarebytes windows firewall control

2. Firefox (sometimes waterfox 😌)

3. Clash for windows (proxy)

4. K-Lite codec pack

5. 7zip
[Windows 11] V0latyle:
1. Chrome Beta (with public release as backup)

2. 7Zip

3. Process Explorer

4. Autoruns

5. NordVPN
[Windows 11] doxts:
1. Firefox

2. Antivirus

3. CCleaner

4. 7-Zip

5. MS Office
[Windows 11] eepymeowers:
1. Browser of choice (usually Firefox)

2. Parsec

3. Spotify

4. Steam

5. OBS

Then anything else I need.
[Windows 11] Nettwerk:
Firefox, 1Password, Microsoft Office, PowerArchiver, Microsoft Powertoys.
[Windows 11] lesscro:
1 - Photoshop

2 - Illustrator

3 - After Effects

4 - Opera

5 - Office
[Windows 11] ounila:
Before the first boot I integrate these apps on setup iso:

7z-std

Chrome browser

Firefox browser

foxit_pdf_reader

K-Lite_Standard

notepad++

Winrar.

and: winamp office, idman, qbittorrent...
[Windows 11] SigmundDroid:
5 you say, eh? :unsure: I think I just need 3:

Firefox

Rufus

Debian

:giggle:
[Windows 11] ChocolateAdventurouz:
1. WACUP

2. Visual Studio

3. Steam

4. adb

5. Microsoft Office

(The most of apps are portable in my HDD ;) )
[Windows 11] danchase:
The first 5 apps I install on Windows PCs are:

1. Brave browser

2. Firefox browser

3. LibreOffice

4. Steam for video games

5. Bitdefender
[Windows 11] Perfomance_monitor:
When I got my first pc, I installed spotify instantly and crashed the system within 10 mins. Turns out it was a beta release of win11. It was a bit of a struggle to run the system for 2 to three months but then it was smooth sail till now.
[Windows 11] 0x7C2f:
Rufus to install Arch Linux 😉
[Windows 11] whayoubullingme:
1. Spotify

2. Epic Games Launcher

3. Steam

4. Minecraft Launcher

5. 15 Second ADB and Fastboot Systemwide
[Windows 11] Mobile-User_2021:
Mozilla Firefox

IOBit Uninstaller

Avast Antivirus

Spybot Search & Destroy

VLC-Player

WinRAR

Java

CCenhancer

CCleaner

ProtonVPN

TOR-Browser

Winaero Tweaker

Libre Office Suite

HardwareInfo and then the drivers of the Component Manufacturers so far its possible
[Windows 11] deewsee:
Having had to reinstall windows twice in the past 6 months some of my install choices have changed, but essentially the first thing I need is a browser that doesn't go all Hal in 2001 A Space Odyssey when I want to install a different browser.

"I'm sorry Dave...but you don't need another browser. Edge is optomised for this OS and is my recommendation for your own best interests."

/me installs Firefox asap

Now I need audio/video handling that has more scope and utility than MS Paint and WMP.

Irfanview and the plug-ins takes care of absolutely all image related needs other than the later Photoshop install would be needed for, so that's next.

VLC media player makes WMP look like a comedy store opening act and will actually play pretty much anything I throw at it by default, and can be tweaked for things like audio out of sync etc. I prefer it a lot to WMP.

7zip would probably be next. I prefer it to Winrar, but ymmv.

Fifth necessity? Yeah, a real AV solution like Bitdefender or maybe Avast, depending what is going cheap, free or is otherwise proven to be an effective current solution to things that would fly straight past Windows Defender without it even blinking.

That's the first five. Closely followed by Ccleaner, Qbittorrent, Daemon Tools, Chrome, Steam and Notepad++. I would then be happy to start using Windows for whatever else I needed to tackle that day.

I know the default MS programs are better than they used to be in many cases and sometimes Notepad is enough, but I like what I like, and the above programs are the ones I've been using for years due to limitations and failings in the MS defaults.

Edge is an ok browser. I use it occassionaly. If it didn't automatically insist on opening certain links in itself and trying to force Bing! as the default search I might not care so much. Firefox also supports a lot more of the browser plug-ins I need though Edge has improved there over the years and a lot of the same plug-ins can be found there. I guess I trust Firefox more.

The legacy MS stuff I would have to install for various games....yeah those too. Linux has come a long way recently, granted, but for overall compatability with mainstream games and overall ease of use, windows hasn't been beaten yet. Chrome OS? Yeah, it works kind of ok on my phone. Thanks.
[Windows 11] SigmundDroid:
Well put. You made my day, sir! :LOL:
[Windows 11] JohnEdwardMS:
1 Opera GX

2 Steam

3 Advanced SystemCare

4 Driver Booster

5 Google Drive
[Windows 11] PhilipF8_2010:
Apps on Windows? I don't use that. I use programs. :)

Brave and WinRAR are practically the first two to be installed.
[Windows 11] nikitasius:
firefox

vlc

total commander

qbittorent

ligthroom

Windows is just for games & photos.
[Windows 11] Dayuser:
I have only 2 programs installed.

Chrome and HWMonitor

Edit. and i am blind, i have Win10 :ROFLMAO:
[Windows 11] PhilipF8_2010:
SystemCare? Drive Booster? 😐

Dude, how old is your computer/laptop? Those programs are mostly unnecessary and can sometimes harm the system.

Don't take that from me, listen to this guy if you want:

I've used CCleaner and SystemCare, and the likes, and it has somewhat damaged by operating system as Windows Security isn't showing up in the System Tray. It's running in the background so it doesn't matter too much, but it has affected it negatively.

Otherwise, it's all working fine.
[Windows 11] JohnEdwardMS:
Driver Booster is the best driver updater I know, it installs drivers you don't have in others mainly ADBs and games.

SystemCare I don't usually use cleanups, but I like the PRO functions it has and how I can Tweak the system and other useful functions.

I still haven't found any problems with these programs or with Windows Security.
[Windows 11] Mikicrep:
1. Tplink drivers (wifi cant work without it, not automatically installed)

2. Update assistant cuz i get ancient non updatable windows copy

3. Chrome/Vivaldi (browser)

4. Discord

5. Tlauncher and java
[Windows 11] knigge111:
Hello,

very interesting thread!

1. Scoop --> it´s for me the best package manager on Windows.

2. Directory Opus

3. Vivaldi --> all other browsers sucks! 🙃

4. WSA and WSL

5. Bulk Crap Uninstaller

Greets Martin
[Windows 11] aybarrap1:
1. Drivers (obviously)

2. 7 zip

3. Faststone image viewer (kind of ugly UI but is relatively lightweight with quite a few editing options)

4. MS Office or Libre Office

5. VPN

After this entertainment apps (Streaming apps like netflix and Games)
[Windows 11] user2022man:
Filezilla

cc-cleaner

Nvu

photofiltre 7

mozilla thunderbird
[Windows 11] legaldexter:
1. Chrome as my primary browser

2. ShareX for screenshots

3. Powertoys

4. ADB/Fastboot drivers

5. Kotatogram for Telegram
[Windows 11] maxip:
1Password

OneDrive / Office

Thunderbird

Firefox & Tor

VPN
[Windows 11] jimd1050:
1. Firefox

2. Thunderbird

3. Photoshop

4. Lightroom

5. CorelDRAW
[Windows 11] prism17:
If I need to set up my windows system without backup files, I will install these 5 apps first, sorted by importance.

1. Clash: deal with GFW in China you know.

2. Chrome: no reason.

3. Listary: to search files efficiently.

4. Telegram: I need it.

5. I think that's all if I don't need to do some work.

I'm using snipaste now and I tried ShareX, it feels great, and support so much useful operation after capturing the screenshot , But I found ShareX's granularity of this feature is not fine enough.
[Windows 11] Clark Joseph Kent:
1. Drivers for the chipsets, latest.

2. Drivers for the video card, latest.

3. Chrome, Firefox, Brave use all three for different sites so on...

4. MS Office

5. Adobe Pro
[Windows 11] knigge111:
Hey @DrScrad , for this purpose i use the Total Commander with an addon: https://www.ghisler.com/addons.htm
[Windows 11] TheDoctor46:
WhatsApp

Chrome

Winrar

TurboC++ (thanks to my college)

Dropbox
[Windows 11] xXx yYy:
Libre Office

Notepad+

ShareX

ShotCut

PhotoFiltre
[Windows 11] arcovk:
Chrome - browser

VLC Player - for video files

Foobar - for music

Steam -game client

Winrar.....

Process Lasso - realtime CPU optimization

Nvcleaninstall - for GPU drivers (Driver Debloater)

SDI - for another drivers

TaskBarX - for transparent taskbar

VeBest Icon Groups

HoneyView - a fast and free image replacement for Photo Viewer

Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables AIO - all in one
[Windows 11] Allehandro:
1. Winrar

2. Vivaldi - Browser

3. KMPlayer - Video player

4. Internet Download Manager

5. Harmonoid - Music Player

6. Syncthing

7. KeePassXC

8. Imageglass

9. Handbrake

10. YACReader

Limiting myself to just five was impossible.
[Windows 11] adamwxds:
"because chrome sucks" yes it does.

1.adb and fastboot

2.apk editor studio

3.opera

4.microsoft makecode arcade

5.supertuxkart
[Windows 11] ariarman:
1. Winrar

2. chrome- Browser

3. KMPlayer - Video player

4. Internet Download Manager

5. AIMP- Music Player

6. Microsoft office

7. Foxit pdf reader

8. Symantec endpoint PROTECTION

9. telegram desktop

10. printer driver
[Windows 11] LuihxD:
1. Firefox

2. Logitech G Hub & Razer Synapse

3. Steam

4. Vs Studio

5. Discord

Extra:

Winrar

Cura

Photoshop

KDE connect
[Windows 11] Mobile-User_2021:
Mozilla Firefox & AddOns

Avast Antivirus

Spybot Search & Destroy

VLC Player

WinRAR

Winaero Tweaker

ProtonVPN

Tor Browser

CcEnhancer

Ccleaner

Glary Utilities

PrivaZer

Libre Office

und dann noch ein paar mehr
[Windows 11] Minionguyjpro:
1. Spotify

2. Minecraft

3. Discord

4. Avast Free Antivirus

5. WinSCP
[Windows 11] COlMike:
1. Chrome

2. Photoshop

3. Antivirus

4. VLC Media Player

5. Libre Office
[Windows 11] nexan0516:
1. Brave browser

2. 7zip

3.Office 365 apps

4.Skype

5.Zoom
[Windows 11] specialkanon:
Linux. lol
[Windows 11] Just Mike:
1. Librewolf

2. WingetUI

3. NVCleanstall

4. Discord

5. Steam
[Windows 11] anawilliam850:
Thanks for this article, the first five apps are chrome, microsof office, torrent and Adobe
[Windows 11] herrysiddle:
Chrome

Advanced System Optimizer

Smart Driver Care

Duplicate Photos Fixer

PDF Manager
[Windows 11] NoDozee:
1 - VSCode

2 - Brave

3 - Spotify

4 - Messenger

5 - VLC Media Player
[Windows 11] yizhibaize:
Microsoft Office

WinRAR

Huorong antivirus

Powertoys

VMware workstation

(Microsoft Edge is my browser)
[Windows 11] Taylor-tay1:
1.jetbrains toolbox

2.VLC

3.firefox

4.Files(not File Explorer,another Windows file manager)

5.Honeyview
[Windows 11] LaciM:
firefox

total commander

xnview

notepad++

paint.net
[Windows 11] LaurensJ:
1: Winrar (first of all!)

2: StartAllBack

3: Listary

4: Xplorer2

5: FastFolders

When these are installed I run several debloat scripts and add some Edge extensions to my browser.
[Windows 11] anyabaker:
Google Chrome is my preferred web browser. It's fast, secure, and has a wide range of extensions available.

VLC Media Player is a versatile media player that can play a wide variety of audio and video files.

7-Zip is a file archiver that can compress and decompress files. It's a great way to save space on your hard drive.

Notepad++: is a powerful text editor that's great for coding or writing documents.

Audacity is a free and open-source audio editor that can be used to record and edit audio files.

These are just a few of the many great apps that are available for Windows
[Windows 11] mike-wasowsky:
Sorry to jump in with a very pessimistic view, but I don't think Windows 11 is a good OS to start with. I reformatted my newly shining Lenovo laptops and installed Windows 10 22H2. Microsoft has a sinusoidal tendency of releasing an awful OS...

Windows XP --> OK

Windows Vista --> Flop

Windows 7 --> OK

Windows 8 and 8.1 --> Flop

Windows 10 --> OK

Windows 11 ? Do you see the pattern here? Windows 11 with all the idiotic UI restrictions like the Taskbar not being able to move it to anywhere on the screen, the reduced context menu that you have to expand, and many other aspects, it looks a reduced and cut-down version of Windows 10. It should be the other way round, Windows 11 should offer more flexibility and customizations than the previous versions, instead, I find myself with very limited options and feel forced to use what Microsoft "dictates".

On Windows 10 I didn't have the issues I got when upgraded or cleanly installed Windows 11 on an HP Core i7 laptop with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB Samsung SSD. Practically almost 100% CPU utilization, mouse not responsive, touchpad going crazy, where I updated the drivers for each and every single component be it from Microsoft or the original manufacturer HP, Intel, Broadcom, etc, I almost threw away the computer, to discover that it is a feature that is buggy on Windows 11! This feature is a mouse feature, Control Panel, Devices, Mouse, the option SCROLL INACTIVE WINDOWS WHEN I HOVER OVER THEM is enabled by default and it kills the computer. Just as soon as you disable it, the computer feels like a human getting out of water after 2 minutes of apnea!

This time I will pass on the FLOP OS, waiting for Windows 12 to save us from 11.
[Windows 11] a9381:
1. MS Office

2.7z

3. VLC

4. OpenShell

5. WSL (Ubuntu)​
[Windows 11] Nick0-72:
Opera

7z

Revo (to get rid of bloat)

Mixcraft

VSTs
[Windows 11] Nick0-72:
It's strange how different OSs behave on different hardware?, after coming from Win7 I tried updating my laptop to W10 in 2015 , I had so many problems I reverted. A few years later I tried again it worked better for a while but every update broke something. If it tried to update past Creators update endup with BSOD. So I just gave up the fact it needed W7, anyhow cut a long story short. I tried W11 , as it's a gen 2 i5 totally unsupported and no UEFI I wasn't expecting much. It worked a treat updated from 22h1 to 22h2 no problems whatsoever. The interface does need a !iitle time to adjust but it's worth it for a stable system.
[Windows 11] Hatea10s:
balenaEtcher

Linux ISO

Then i destroy windows and install Linux.
[Windows 11] Snakeforhire:
1) Google Chrome (Edge is only installed to download it, IMO. xD ). I also install Firefox for specific needs, since it has a few add-ons not available for Chrome (and vice-versa).

2) Antivirus : I use Avast, up to now it has served me well for not too high a price and not too much resource usage. Of course I complement it with some more specific tools like hunting and clean-up tools on a per-case basis in the rare cases I'm in doubt about Avast's ability to catch a new threat or exploit.

3) Driver Booster (IObit) : saves you a crapload of time by doing the ungrateful job of downloading the latest drivers for your hardware, creating a system restore point before installing the drivers and finally rebooting your machine at the opportune time -if needed.

4) Total Commander (or any other flavor of a "Norton Commander" type of file manager : saves you a lot of headaches that the Windows Explorer tends to induce when solely used on its own... (Granted, the paradigm of this type of file manager takes some getting used-to at first, but you quickly pick it up and the more you discover its versatility the more you use it in a sort of endless positive feedback loop. :D ) On Windows I prefer Total Commander : it's light enough, works equally well whether in a 32-bit or 64-bit OS, has a nice array of plug-ins available to extend its functionality, and a lifetime licence will only set you back less than 30€, that's a price I can live with for such an indispensable piece of software... :)

5) Keepass : for when you need to key in one of those pesky strong passwords at each change of browser tab... :) I steer away from cloud-based password stores, they're too exposed to malicious intents for me to ever feel comfortable leaving the credentials to my vital accounts with them... At least with a local DB (replicated across different media for redundance : my fileserver, my 2 phones, and an encrypted copy in the cloud file storage my bank account offers as a perk) I am comforted in the thought that should it get breached, I could only blame myself and my own OPSEC... ^^

Only five is rather limiting I'd say : there's at least another dozen that I couldn't easily classify by order of importance, but that are just as big a life-saver as the 5 mentioned here...
[Windows 11] Superagente86:
WinRAR​

Firefox​

Notepad++​

Media Player Classic (MPC-HC)​

StartAllBack​
[Windows 11] _LoBo:
Firefox

Vlc

Telegram

vpn

dropbox
[Windows 11] cubeover:
Are you compiling a list for a hackfest?
[Windows 11] Tachi91:
As a go to default grab?

1. Notepadd++

2. 7zip

3. Encrypto

4. Office365

I require nothing else that base W11 doesn't offer. Removing? ... oh boy where do I start.
[Windows 11] riadjb1005073:
No need to install, my customized windows has pre-installed all softwares for me.
[Windows 11] Tachi91:
What are 5 apps that it installs?
[Windows 11] DrScrad:
Which uninstall app do you use? I've been using Geek for sometime because it's small and handles complete uninstallation and cleans the registry of any remnants .. and it's not such an overly complicated and convoluted program like revo uninstaller has become
[Windows 11] knigge111:
I used geek for a long time, then i found the Bulk Crap Uninstaller since then i never changed! Very many options and work akkurat! Autostart Manager and one uninstall option that is such cool is to uninstall the window of a open app with a mouse klick on it! It´s also a FOSS App. It´s amazing!
[Windows 11] merikheti567:
Internet Browser: Google Chrome. ...

Cloud Storage: Google Drive. ...

Music Streaming: Spotify. ...

Office Suite: LibreOffice. ...

Image Editor: Paint.NET.
[Windows 11] Fahaddz:
Browser: Firefox

Torrent client: qbitTorrent

Scripts: AHK

Gaming: Steam

Download manager: Internet Download Manager

PDF viewer/editor: PDF-XChange PRO

Video Player: K-Lite Codec Pack (MPC)

Music player: Spotify

Uninstaller: Revo Uninstaller Pro

Social media: Telegram and Discord
[Windows 11] TekTraveler:
IrfanView - best most versatile graphic viewer/editor all rolled in one. Over 900 million downloads.

7Zip for all my RAR, Zip, encrypted 7Zip archiving needs.

neutalize Edge and then install Firefox ESR with uBlock Origin & OneTab extensions.

Vivaldi browser for Chroming around.

PDF XChange Viewer,

VLC Media Player

OpenShell (sometimes)
[Windows 11] TekTraveler:
Exactly!

Linux Mint Cinnamon or LMDE6 or MX Linux if I'm feeling KDE.

But LMDE6 is super rock solid.
[Windows 11] jhon80:
Illustrator

Chrome

Photoshop

Microsoft

media player
[Windows 11] DNaeve:
Chrome, definitely! But how did you get rid of Edge? I've been trying everything but it's like a bad habit.
[Windows 11] DNaeve:
My first 5:

1: Macrium Reflect

2: Chrome

3: Microsoft 365

4: iCloud

5: iTunes
[Windows 11] User.Hemlock:
1. Firefox

2. Notepad++

3. Winaero Tweaker

4. 0patch

5. Everything (1.5-alpha)
[Windows 11] 3Fees:
Firefox

CCleaner

Registry Recycler

Crystal Disk Info

Crystal Disk Mark

Cheers

3Fees
[Windows 11] Toasty1Too:
Firefox, so I can turn on adblock.

Discord

Deep Rock Galactic

ROCK AND STONE!
[Windows 11] SteeveGr:
My Swiss Army Knive - 6 times 5 apps :)

Most are tools, not necessary for everyone.

Chrome, Firefox with AdBlock Plus and custom country list

Winamp (Best simple Mp3 player, always since 1997), VLC (video, stream viewer)

Hiren's Boot CD 15.2 (Program Files directory copy. Old version but has everything)

7zip (unzip everything)

Notepad++ (the best notepad)

HxD, Hex Workshop (hex editor)

Advanced Port Scanner (network search)

Mp3tag, Tag&Rename (Mp3 mass Tag editor)

Beyond Compare (very good tool to compare dirs and files)

ReNamer (Mass renamer for mp3 etc)

RadioBoss (radio automation)

deemix-gui (HQ mp3 downloader)

CCleaner (Windows cleaner)

Macrium Reflect (Disk, Os imager)

AnyDesk, RealVNC (pc remote control)

TailScale (VPN tunnel)

Sandboxie-Plus (run any app in safe mode)

Oracle VM VirtualBox (run - test any OS virtualy)

Viber, Whatsapp (like mobile)

Jasc Paint Shop Pro (old love, image editor)

MS office or LibreOffice

Ext2Fsd (view Linux directories under Windows)

SD card formater (format Sd card or usb when windows fails)

One password manager (save my hundrends of pass)

Python (run python scripts)

JDownloader (mass downloader)

qBittorrent (P2P downloader)

Audacity (audio editor)

ImDisk (mount image files as disk)

Raspberry Pi Imager, balenaEtcher (write image file to usb)

DiskGenius (partition tool)

BlueStacks, LDPlayer9 (Android emulator for Windows)
[Windows 11] discgolf831:
5 APPS ONLY

Chrome

Bluestacks

VLC

Chocolately

Double Commander
[Windows 11] GSUKeitarou:
Firefox

Irfanview + plugins

Winamp

Winrar

Media Player Classic

Yes, i like my computer working as if we were in 1999 while still using win11