Windows 7 already features the new Internet Explorer 8, but I’m sure most of you will only use it to download Firefox. Need a password manager to deal with all your usernames, passwords, secret numbers and personal codes? Keepass is a great choice, and is also perfectly embedded in Microsoft’s new operating system.īrowsing the Web is the main activity for most computer users. Fortunately we can count on this great tool called Recuva to get them back – and it works like a breeze on Windows 7 as well. While we wait for the new Windows 7 compatible version of TuneUp Utilities, CCleaner can also do a great job cleaning, tweaking and optimizing your system.ĭon’t be ashamed: we all have deleted files by mistake at some point in our lives. There are many antivirus apps that work with Windows 7, but Microsoft Security Essentials is the one that best integrates with the system. This is why we’ve put together this list of 20 top free apps that work with Windows 7, with which you’ll be able to take full advantage of your brand new system. Also, some of the tools you used before may not be compatible with Microsoft’s new operating system. But that doesn’t mean you aren’t allowed to enjoy the advantages of third-party apps.Ĭommon tasks such as downloading files, chatting with your friends, creating documents or editing photos require tools that you won’t find built into Windows 7.

Windows 7 is a fast, stable operating system that already includes high quality software by default.

Windows 7 app store