If you are using Windows XP use original version with

1.Windows Update Turned On.(Better if you upgrade to microsoft update)

2.Windows Firewall Turned On.

3.*System Protection Software are must haves and you must install it before all others.

and with all these software Mentioned here it will be a pleasent experience working in windows.

The task in your hand is to google out each software mentioned and get the best of it.

Freeware Must Haves	$Ware Must Haves	$Ware You Would Like
Desktop Integration	Office Suite	1.WordWeb Pro Version
1.Launchy	1.Microsoft Word	2.DivX Player Pro Version
2.VistaStartMenu	2.Microsoft Excel	3.Vista Start Menu Pro Version
3.TeraCopy	3.Microsoft Powerpoint	4.WinRAR Pro Version
4.QT Addressbar	Notes Tool	Startup Must Have
5.Unlocker	1.Microsoft OneNote	1.AVG Antivirus Free Edition
Desktop Search Integration	Image Manipulation	2.Windows Defender
1.Google Desktop Search	1.Adobe Photoshop	3.Launchy
2.Picasa	System Audio Enhancement	4.VistaStartMenu
System Protection*		5.QT Addressbar
1.AVG Antivirus Free Edition		6.Google Desktop Search
2.Windows Defender		7.Picasa
Messengers	1.SRS Audio Sand Box	8.Microsoft One Note(If You Have Purchased)
1.Pidgin	CD Burning/Image	9.Wordweb(Pro)
2.Gtalk(Orkut Users)	1.Nero	10.Unlocker
Password Protection	2.Power ISO
1.Keepas Password Safe	CD Archives Manager
Player	1.CD Bank Cataloguer
1.GOM Player(Download Codec when needed)-No Codec Pack Install	Converters
2.Windows Media Player(Ignore if installed by default)	Im not much into connvertes so if you happen to be record a lot in mobile then
3.DIVX Player	1.Allok AMR Converter
CD Image	System Maintence Software
1.Daemon Tools	1.Reg Supreme Pro
Browser+FTP Transactions	2.HDD Life
1.Mozilla Firefox
2.Internet Explorer(Ignore if installed by default)
3.SmartFTP
4.Free Download Manager
5.Windows LIve Mail(For Feeds and Newsgroups also)
6.Windows Live Writer(Bloggers)
Last but not the least ***** Softwares
1.Notepad++
2.Adobe Acrobat Reader
3.WinRAR(Other than current version are free)

It was originally just an add on for Crossword Compiler - the world's best puzzle maker since 1993. It seems like its another google story cookin up in the line. It is developed by Anton Lewis and its database is based on Princeton's WordNet project, however there are many thousands of corrections and additions to this base. Its database is also internationalized, and has information about pronunciations, derived forms, and numerous other features.

OK! Enough of suspense for the readers. However most of you must have concluded what im talking about. Yeah it wordweb and its terms for free version license.

The kind of licensing that the FREEWARE version provide is unique in its kind and to be more precise first of its kind.

Which I hope most of the software industry apply in their licensing terms. This will certainly motivate users to protect our eco system. Here i present a Extract of Terms of Freeware version.

  

"You may use the program free of charge indefinitely only if

• You take at most 4 flights (2 return flights) in any 12 month period
• AND you do not own or regularly drive an SUV (sports utility vehicle). "

Complete terms of condition Wordweb Free License

Click On The Image To Get A Better Idea.

This has been discussed a bit lately, and I thought I would throw in my two cents. Why would you want to run 64-bit versus 32-bit on your personal computer? Simple, your 32-bit operating system contains a ticking time bomb (no pun intended) that could likely explode causing problems for you creating headaches.

It is known as the Y2K38 bug, and it comes to life Tuesday January 19 2038 at 03:14:07. If you’re not running 64-bit, your computer, or embedded system, will likely show the next date following as Friday December 13 1901 at 20:45:52. This is due to 32-bit systems running that are using the UNIX epoch timestamp. Is this a problem? Most definitely! You probably will not notice it on your laptop or desktop for casual use now, and you probably won’t notice it in 31 years, as we will most likely be past 32-bit, and possibly even 64-bit when it comes to our personal machines. After all, look at the past 30 years and how far we’ve come. However, look at embedded systems, such as microwaves, tvs, routers and thin clients. Many are 16-bit and even 8-bit systems, not to mention 32-bit. Look at code. I have heard of 8-bit binaries in production that were written 20 years ago still in production. Will 32-bit code still be in production 31 years from now? Very likely.

So, to add to the arguments of whether to run 64-bit or run 32-bit, I suggest running 64-bit just in case you write software that may be in production in 2038. I also suggest running 64-bit to prevent existing software from having issues in projecting future dates past January 19 2038. So there you have it. Run 64-bit.

I found an intresting scenario while stumbling thorugh website..
Guess what a windows site endorsing Open Source OS Ubunut..Along with the article i found an image which i cant confirm for its authenticity..

However Microsoft reacted soon and removed that page.BUT if you wish to confirm my story you can visit the cached website at
Mirror Site removed from Windows Marketplace